​As of April 29, 2025, there have been no new Supreme Court statements or rulings regarding the Pegasus spyware case. The most recent significant developments occurred in late 2024, following a U.S. court ruling that held the Israeli firm NSO Group liable for unauthorized surveillance using Pegasus spyware. This verdict reignited concerns in India about potential misuse of the spyware.

In response to the U.S. court’s decision, the Indian National Congress urged the Supreme Court to reopen its investigation into the alleged use of Pegasus spyware in India. They called for the disclosure of individuals targeted and the release of the sealed report submitted by the court-appointed technical committee in 2022 .

Previously, in August 2022, the Supreme Court had stated that while malware was found on five of the 29 phones examined, there was no conclusive evidence linking it to Pegasus spyware. The court also noted the central government’s lack of cooperation during the investigation .

As of now, there have been no further updates or statements from the Supreme Court on this matter.​

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