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A big smile ‘Big Brother’ shouldn’t see, and a new Lahore session for Congress

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In today’s featured cartoon, E.P. Unny offers his take on the Supreme Court’s order Wednesday in the Pegasus row. The apex court has ordered the constitution of a technical committee to “thoroughly investigate” the alleged Pegasus snooping controversy.

Sajith Kumar | Deccan Herald

Sajith Kumar also draws on the Supreme Court’s Pegasus order, where it said the government can’t get a “free pass” every time the “spectre of ‘national security’ is raised”.

Manjul | News9

Manjul, too, has a take on the Supreme Court order in the Pegasus case, which deals with allegations of government surveillance against journalists and activists, among others, through a sophisticated Israeli spyware.

R. Prasad | Economic Times

R. Prasad on Congress plans to hold a session for “booster ideas”. He suggests the party should hold a session where Rahul Gandhi is formally appointed a successor to mother Sonia as party president — as happened at the Congress’ 1929 Lahore session, where Jawaharlal Nehru took over as chief from father Motilal Nehru.

Kirtish Bhatt | BBC News Hindi

The Delhi government has announced reopening of schools for all classes from 1 November. Kirtish Bhatt makes a light-hearted remark about what the announcement means for students.

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