Exclusive-India's SEBI seeks greater access to social media records, say source and memo

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The government is examining SEBI's new request, but the official said that such powers are typically only granted for serious crimes, and any decision to grant these powers would require a broader policy decision for all regulators.

"SEBI finds itself limited while investigating serious market violations due to the absence of power to access equivalent of call data records," according to the letter sent on February 3.

The request comes as the regulator has intensified investigations into market violations and clamped down on unregulated financial advice circulating on social media.