Cyber Crime Published & Fact-Checked 1 Sept 2026

What rights do citizens have regarding personal data deletion under the DPDP Act 2023?

Verified Legal Answer • Reviewed by Hire Your Vakeel Legal Panel (Updated for 2026 / BNS & BNSS)

Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, individuals have the 'Right to Correction and Erasure', 'Right to Grievance Redressal', and 'Right to Nominate'. You can demand digital platforms delete your personal data once the processing purpose is fulfilled.

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