Not one. The Supreme Court said privacy is a fundamental right, yet police use tech from Europe; where it’s banned. Why? Because India has no statutory framework. No Parliament law. No safeguards. Just executive orders masquerading as legality. And here’s the kicker: the software often misidentifies women and darker-skinned faces; the very communities already vulnerable. What’s marketed as ‘safety’ is actually unchecked surveillance. This isn’t about tech; it’s about rights being quietly erased without debate. If a camera can mistake you for a suspect, who protects you? The answer, right now, is nobody.