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'Individual Misuse No Ground To Repeal', Centre Defends Sedition Law In Court | Latest News
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May 7, 2022
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3:51Now PlayingAttorney General of India KK Venugopal on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that the sedition law (Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code) should not be struck down but stated that there is a need to issue guidelines on the applicability of the section. During a hearing in the top court on pleas challenging the sedition law, the Attorney General said there is a need to see what is permissible and what is not under the law. “Sedition law should not be struck down but there is a need for guidelines on this section. What is permissible, what is impermissible and what can come under sedition needs to be seen,” said the Attorney General, who was speaking in the court in an individual capacity, reported Times Now.
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