CITIZENS MAY COMPLAIN AGAINST THE ILLEGAL SURVEILLANCE OF ARTICLE 19 (1) AND 2 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND DEMAND AMENDMENTS IN THE LAW BEYOND THE SCOPE OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

In a democratic republic of India governed by the law code manual prefixed by the constitution of India and too by the government indiscriminate spying on the individual concerned could not be allowed except with sufficient statuary safeguards by following the procedure established by the article 19 (2) of the constitution of India as such the right to privacy and the freedom of speech too granted to the citizens of country by constitutional provisions made under article 19 (1) of the constitution of India it referred to the lack of a specific denial by the government and also it's reluctance to do the needful. The government at the same time is too responsible to protect the fundamental rights of the citizens of country and suggest the mechanism to let the citizens of country complain against the illegal surveillance and too recommend the amendments in the laws on surveillance for improved right to privacy which has been empowered by the government under law code manual prefixed by the study of protocol mentioned in the RTI act publications and too by the study of protocol mentioned in the public service guarantee act 2011 for which the people of country are using their empowerment and it is necessary to describe the right to privacy and the freedom of speech clearly,as the scope of the judicial review is limited as per the restrictions imposed under section 8(1) j of the RTI act publications however RTI activists too facing problems due to clear vision of the Commissions and the courts on the captioned subject matter deliberation required to be verified and adjudicated by the law code manual prefixed by the constitution of India .