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Sec 66A

Politics

I am shocked that P Chidambaram is shocked about draconian anti-FOE law by Kerala govt

Nirwa Mehta -
Throwback to the time Congress-led UPA brought in the draconian section 66A of the IT Act that could put one in jail for 3 years over 'offensive' social media posts
Editor's picks

Radical Left Congress: Where treason and ‘bharat tere tukde honge’ is acceptable, but free speech on Social Media is not

K Bhattacharjee -
The Congress party in its manifesto, released earlier today, has promised a crackdown on social media. After hinting at Communal Violence Bill 2.0, the manifesto also hints at the possible return of Section 66A.
Law

Kapil Sibal, who wants sedition law scraped, never shied away from implementing it when UPA was in power

OpIndia Staff -
Interesting that during the ten years of UPA, no Union law minister, including Sibal, thought of abolishing sedition law.
News Reports

Congress cracks down on FoE as it files complaint against a spoof video featuring Rahul Gandhi

Rajat -
The complaint has been filed against BJP spokesperson
News Reports

Telangana government makes ‘harsh words’ cognisable offence, opposition claims its attempt to curb freedom of expression

OpIndia Staff -
Harsh language to be a cognisable offence
Opinions

Why Sec 66A is redundant given existing laws curbing speech

Gaurav -
We don't really need the section 66A of the IT law. The concerns are addressed by existing laws.

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