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Right to privacy has been recognised to be incidental to Fundamental Rights and hence everyone is conferred with the right; it is not a right that is conferred.

A citizen does not lose the right to privacy just because he or she happens to be at a public place. No action which specifically interferes or intrudes into the privacy of a person constitutes a civil wrong and hence a civil action lies. 

Yes there is nothing wrong if a person takes photo or makes a video in a public garden. However, if the endeavour focusses on a person or group of persons, the said act could only be with the express permission of those persons. Else, in my understanding, the act is a certain civil wrong.

Originally posted by : P. Venu
	Right to privacy has been recognised to be incidental to Fundamental Rights and hence everyone is conferred with the right; it is not a right that is conferred. A citizen does not lose the right to privacy just because he or she happens to be at a public place. No action which specifically interferes or intrudes into the privacy of a person constitutes a civil wrong and hence a civil action lies.  Yes there is nothing wrong if a person takes photo or makes a video in a public garden. However, if the endeavour focusses on a person or group of persons, the said act could only be with the express permission of those persons. Else, in my understanding, the act is a certain civil wrong.

Thanks for the clear information

In my earlier posting, the first line may be read as - Right to privacy has been recognised to be incidental to Fundamental Rights and hence everyone is inhered with the right; it is not a right that is conferred.

The lapse is regretted.