Kerala HC Asks Investigating Agency To Inform Centre About Foreign Agency's 'Suspicious' Survey Allegedly Hurting Feelings Of Muslim Community

The Kerala High Court ruled that conducting a foreign survey without the sanction of the central government is illegal. The court emphasized that such surveys require prior approval to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks. The case involved a dispute over a foreign survey conducted without the necessary permissions. The court held that the survey was unauthorized and ordered its cessation. This decision aims to uphold the regulatory oversight of foreign surveys and ensure that they are conducted in accordance with the law. By enforcing the requirement for government sanction, the court seeks to prevent unauthorized activities and protect national interests. The ruling highlights the importance of regulatory compliance in conducting foreign surveys and provides a legal precedent for similar cases.