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Because it could create communal disharmony and doesn't actually provide any further court admissible evidence.

• qikInNdOutReply 4y ago
  https://blogs.loc.gov/law/2020/03/falqs-spreading-rumors-and-police-reprimand-under-chinese-law/ https://blogs.loc.gov/law/2020/03/falqs-spreading-rumors-and... Similar too? A law so squishy, it can target anyone and all things.
• headsoup 4y ago
  "Communal disharmony." A lovely term to justify a good old dose of authoritarianism or censorship, for 'the greater good' (or 'communal harmony' in this case).
  • eunos 4y ago
    It is. Communal disharmony could result in thousands of death and development rolled back massively. See what Lee Kuan Yew said about Sri Lanka.
    • headsoup 4y ago
      Better instead to censor and crush dissent then? If communal harmony is that fragile, it is not communal harmony.
• zakember 4y ago
  So you agree that tax officials are being used to harass them for the documentary? > it could create communal disharmony and doesn't actually provide any further court admissible evidence. I'll wait for these tax officials to raid OpIndia and SwarajyaMag's offices soon as well then.
  • bongoman37 4y ago
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