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Delhi Police Defends Facial Recognition in NEET-UG Protests
Delhi Police asserts that facial recognition tech was used in NEET-UG protests for legitimate state interest. The Supreme Court will review police conduct and allegations. This move aims to address concerns over police force and technology use during civil unrest.
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