New Delhi – We have decided to review and enquire into the aspects of the sedition law. The Centre has requested the Supreme Court not to take up the matter of the Sedition Law till the Centre finishes its enquiry.
The #Sedition Saga: What’s With This Colonial-Era Law That the Centre has Decided to ‘Reconsider’
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The affidavit filed by the Centre in the Supreme Court, says ‘they have decided to re-examine and re-consider the provisions of Section 124A (that deal with the offence)’.
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