Outrage in India over police case against journalist

After a breach in the world's largest biometric database was reported by a local newspaper, officials have filed a police case against the journalist who broke that story.

The government has called reports of the leak 'fake news'. Meanwhile, the Indian Supreme Court has urged Indian politicians not to stifle the freedom of the press.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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