The Government on Friday had authorised 10 Central agencies to intercept, monitor and decrypt the data contained in any computer system to  prevent any unauthorised use of these powers. Opposing this move, Shiv Sena leader Manisha Kayande on Saturday saidd that Instead of going for e-swooping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi should declare an emergency in the country.

Speaking to ANI,Kayande said, "Instead of authorising ten central agencies to intercept information stored on any computer, Prime Minister Modi should just declare that there is an emergency in the country. He further added that, The move is absolutely against the fundamental rights of the citizens. Our people are entitled to enjoy the freedom of expressions as enshrined in the Constitution. This move will introspect, interrogate and interfere in the personal lives of people. Saying the move dangerous for country, Kayande says that, “It will also curtail their freedom. Instead of issuing such notifications, Modi ji should just officially declare that there is an emergency in the country. This thought of snooping is really dangerous for our country,"

Intelligence Bureau, Narcotics Control Bureau, Enforcement Directorate, Central Board of Direct Taxes, Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, Central Bureau of Investigation; National Investigation Agency, Cabinet Secretariat (R&AW), Directorate of Signal Intelligence (For service areas of Jammu & Kashmir, North-East and Assam only) and Commissioner of Police, Delhi are the ten agencies, which will maintain e-surveillance.