Indian Polity · Polity

Consider the following statements regarding India's Digital Economy and Cybersecurity Regulatory Framework: I. The Right to Privacy, upheld in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs. Union of India (2017), recognizes protection of personal data as part of the fundamental right under Article 21. II. Article 300A of the Constitution provides protection to citizens' property rights, which modern jurisprudence extends to include legal digital assets. III. Under RBI's guidelines, bank customers have zero liability for unauthorized electronic transactions if the fraud is due to a third-party breach and reported timely, but not if the customer shared passwords negligently. IV. CERT-In, under the Information Technology Act, is the national nodal agency for cybersecurity incident response, acting as a high-level response body rather than a localized grievance cell for individual fraud. Which of the following statements are correct?