What is the Supreme Court’s clarification on sedition law? | Explained
The Supreme Court has allowed sedition cases to resume, but only if the accused agrees. What does this mean for Section 124A, which was put on hold in 2022? Here’s a breakdown of the law, the controversy, and the latest developments.
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