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In 2015, Misra had ruled that criticism of historically respected personalities ought to be avoided, and “can be criteria for restricting freedom of speech and expression”
Thanks Mr Roaster. May we also be educated if the definition includes the first PM of his country and his progeny. Whether the current PM is immune of violating it for his 70 year comment.
In 2015, Misra had ruled that criticism of historically respected personalities ought to be avoided, and “can be criteria for restricting freedom of speech and expression”
Thanks Mr Roaster. May we also be educated if the definition includes the first PM of his country and his progeny. Whether the current PM is immune of violating it for his 70 year comment.
Who can pose this to ask?