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Section 5: issue of decryption diftcUon by competent aarthoffliy

Information Technology (Procedures and Safeguards for Interception, Monitoring or Decryption of Information) Rules, 2009.Central Rules · 2000

The eornpetent authodty may, un4er rule 3 gh* any decryption direction to the decryption key holde* far decryption of any information involving a compiler resource or part thereof.

6. Imt*rcepttwri! or monitortfliff or decryption- of fnformatlon by a, Stail* hayood lis Jkwisdlctlofl.— Ntotwihstanding art/thing containeri in rule 3, tf a S4at» Govemnierjit or Urworj temiory Adr™™$Sra!iqn reojufres any ihtercefrtion or mopttorinQ or decfypt'on of informitlon beyond Ms territorial |or1*dte9on» Bi# Secretary in-rJsarga of ihe Home Department 'm that State of Union territory, as the esse may be, shall make a request to the Secretary In the MMsby of Home Affair*, Gkswemment of tneia for issuing dkectfon to ihe aoproprtate auUlorty for such interception or monitoring or decryption of informalion,

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ActInformation Technology (Procedures and Safeguards for Interception, Monitoring or Decryption of Information) Rules, 2009.
Section5
Marginal noteissue of decryption diftcUon by competent aarthoffliy
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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