We can define the “Deep State” as a well established network of commercial organization, intelligence agents and the government officials who are operating outside the effective control of the elected governments, it has become a concerning issue in the today’s world political and legal converse. It has created resonance in numerous authorities world-wide, including India, although it was first used to describe clandestine power structures in nations like the United States or Turkey. I am a post-graduate cyber law student at New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune, my aim in this article is to find out whether the deep state is a phenomenon that threatens democratic processes, damages the rule of law, and uses the digital media, particularly the social media and artificial intelligence, to manipulate public opinion and destabilize the functioning of the government. According to my analysis, the Deep State has a large scope beyond political influence and here, in this article I am looking it from the perspectives of digital sovereignty, national security, and cyber law.