Supreme Court's Tough Stance On Hate Speeches; Govt And Police Can't Be Onlookers | Mirror Metro
October 21, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Mirror Metro with Shreya Dhoundial, the anchor will be deliberating on the Supreme Court's tough stance on hate speeches. 'What have we reduced God to? Supreme Court reads the Riot Act on hate speech, tells police not to wait for a complaint to take action,' Mirror Now reports. 'Criticising the Govt or PM are within understood and accepted norms. Targeting someone saying you are evil and I am good is hate crime,' John Dayal, Activist, tells Shreya Dhoundial. 'What Supreme Court said today was long overdue,' Majeed Memon, NCP, contributed. 'Enforcement agencies & Govt cannot be onlookers when hate speeches are given, it's their duty to take action,' Advocate Aniket Nikam adds. Listen in!
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