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CCTV CAMERA INSTALLED BY NEIGHBOUR
05-Oct-2023 (In Cyber Crime Law)
CCTV CAMERA INSTALLED BY MY NEIGHBOUR IN FRONT PASSAGE OF MY DOOR AND OTHER CAMERA INSTALLED NEAR MY HOUSE AND NEAR TO LIFT INA SUCH A WAY THAT HE CAN MONITOR MY ACTIVITIES
this is nothing but a breach of privacy , you have to file a complaint under information technology act with the local police station for violation of your privacy. installation of cameras which can monitor your activities is an intentional criminal act and attracts stringent provisions of law therefore you have to immediately file a police complaint as advised above.
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Adv. Harshad Garud
Pune | 200+ Answers
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Can you complain about Neighbours CCTV in India?
In the event that a neighbor does not agree with the installation of CCTV and the issue cannot be resolved, legal action may be taken, including a police complaint or civil lawsuit. The outcome of such a case will depend on both the circumstances and applicable laws. 26 Feb 2023
How do I deal with my neighbors security cameras?
Check if the security camera is real.
Ask your neighbor if they are really watching you.
Ask Mediators for Assistance
You can block the security camera with your curtains or fences.
You can ask the police or an attorney for help.
What is the right to privacy and CCTV cameras in India?
Constitution of India: Indias Constitution guarantees the right of privacy. This includes the right not to be monitored. Information Technology Act 2000: This law prohibits capturing or transmitting a persons intimate parts without consent. 17 Oct 2023
Is recording Neighbours legal?
Report them to police, of course! It is against the law for your neighbors or landlords to have cameras pointing at your private spaces. Its fine if a neighbor has a camera that films their yard and captures yours, but it is not allowed to be pointed at your living space. 24 Jun 2023
According to Article 21 of India's Constitution, everyone has the right to privacy. If you feel that your neighbor has violated this right, you may seek legal recourse through the courts. You can make a complaint to the police under section 268.
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