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Which particular laws would you use in this case? Are there no protections for free speech in India? Or is it rather that implied negative speech against the g
by saq7 7y ago
Which particular laws would you use in this case? Are there no protections for free speech in India?
Or is it rather that implied negative speech against the government is not protected by the law?
Certainly, strong arming Muslim children by law enforcement is largely protected by the law and what seems like the majority of the public.
- lpcn112 7y agoLately, the government has been widely cracking down upon all sorts of dissent, claiming the excuse of 'anti-national tendencies', invoking sedition laws. The situation is pretty dire at the moment. Laws exist on paper. Law enforcement agencies however have been historically known to act on behalf of leaders, a behaviour which also seen in many other countries.