Delhi-based Kashmiri journalists, Kashmir leaders were potential spying targets from 2017 to mid-2019: The Wire
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NSO Group of Israel has denied that records accessed by ‘Pegasus Project’ have anything to do with surveillance
News and opinion website The Wire on Friday reported that Delhi-based Kashmiri journalists, a prominent civil society activist critical of the official policy towards Jammu and Kashmir and over 25 people from Kashmir were selected as potential targets of surveillance between 2017 and mid-2019 by an as yet unidentified government agency that was also believed to be a client of the NSO Group of Israel. The Israeli firm has denied that the have anything to do with surveillance. Also read:
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