law: Information Technology Act, 2000
  34. Disclosure. –
  (1) Every Certifying Authority shall disclose
  
  in the manner specified by regulations.- 
  (a) Its Digital
  
  Signature Certificate which contains the public key corresponding to the
  
  private key used by that Certifying Authority to digitally sign another Digital
  
  Signature Certificate;
  (b) and certification
  
  practice statement relevant thereto;
  (c) notice of the
  
  revocation or suspension of its Certifying Authority certificate if any; and
  (d) any other fact
  
  that materially and adversely affects either the reliability of a Digital
  
  Signature Certificate, which that Authority has issued, or the Authority’s
  
  ability to perform its services.
  (2) Where in the opinion of the Certifying
  
  Authority any event has occurred or any situation has arisen which may
  
  materially and adversely affect the integrity of its computer system or the
  
  conditions subject to which a Digital Signature Certificate was granted, then,
  
  the Certifying Authority shall- 
  (a) use reasonable
  
  efforts to notify any person who is likely to be affected by that occurrence:
  
  or
  (b) act in accordance
  
  with the procedure specified in its certification practice statement to deal
  
  with such event or situation.