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    The Digitisation of National Security in India: A Constitutional Study of Telecom Interception, Data Protection Exemptions and Anti-Terror Law
    (NLUJAA, 2026) Md Sarfaraz Nawaz Hussain
    National security has always been one of the most important functions of the State. Every constitutional democracy recognises that the State must possess sufficient power to protect sovereignty, territorial integrity, public order and the safety of its citizens. However, in a constitutional system, national security power is not unlimited. It must operate within the boundaries of fundamental rights, legality, fairness and accountability. The Indian Constitution does not create a separate zone where national security is free from constitutional control. Instead, it requires every exercise of State power, including security power, to remain subject to Part III of the Constitution

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