A bank composed of Judge T R Ravi and Judge Devaramchandran of Kerala High Court, has adopted interim directives in the Sprinklr case, which should be followed by the Kerala government to ensure full data protection. The intrusion into the privacy of COVID-19 patient data was the main issue raised. Entrusting private data to citizens to a foreign company endangers the privacy of the person. In addition, it was alleged that the data collected and transmitted to the Sprinklr server was not obtained with the consent of the patients. It is important to note that there is a need for codified laws governing the collection, processing and storage of sensitive personal data recognized by the Government of India. The 2019 law on the protection of personal data, introduced in Lok Sabha, has not yet been adopted. At present, the protection of personal data in India is not governed by a specific law, but by the Information Technology Act, 2000, and under the rules of information technology (appropriate security practices and procedures and sensitive personal data or information), 2011. The Government of India recognizes the need for codified laws governing the collection, processing and storage of sensitive personal data. The basis for securing the data collected is largely determined by access control and how it has been processed. In order to fill the gaps in this legislation and protect citizens` personal data from intrusion, the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (PDPB) was introduced in Lok Sabha. In addition to data protection, the main objective of this law was to create a framework and create an independent data protection authority for this purpose. This bill would replace the Information Technology Act 2000. PDPB 2019 provides that the data must develop a privacy policy.

They must also ensure transparency and security measures. In the event of an infringement, the Authority should be informed as soon as possible of the retention of data. The rights of a data subject include the right to revoke consent, to obtain confirmation of the processing of his data, the question of whether the data is being processed or processed, the transfer, the right of rectification and the limitation of the use of the data by the person. In order to ensure that data is processed correctly, government bodies and authorities that collect SPSDIs (including medical information, especially during and due to the COVID 19 outbreak) should assume the following obligations: Must be difficult. Not after the launch of the multi-billion dollar startup Sprinklr. Sprinklr gives these brands a consolidated view of the customer, it helps the company`s Front Office track its customer interactions across different social media platforms and coordinate data with its social media team with the marketing team…