What is West Bengal’s new public safety law and why is it controversial?
West Bengal’s newly passed Public Safety and Public Order laws have sparked a debate over preventive detention, civil liberties and constitutional safeguards. Critics argue that the legislation grants sweeping powers to the government, while supporters maintain it is aimed at tackling anti-social activities
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