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For Offensive Content Online, Can't File Case Under Scrapped Law: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today directed no citizen can be prosecuted under section 66A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, which it had scrapped way back in 2015.
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Bail for Teen Arrested Over Facebook Post Attributed to Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan
A class 11 student who spent two nights in prison in Uttar Pradesh has been granted bail. He was arrested for sharing a comment on Facebook that was attributed to Samajwadi Party leader and the state's senior minister Azam Khan.
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Outrage Over Arrest of Class 11 Student for Facebook Post Attributed to UP Minister Azam Khan
There is outrage over the arrest of a class 11 student in Uttar Pradesh for sharing a comment on Facebook that was attributed to Samajwadi Party leader and the state's senior minister Azam Khan.
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Arrested for video on Facebook, three men in Jammu and Kashmir spend over 40 days in jail
In Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, three men have spent over 40 days in jail. Their crime - they were tagged in an allegedly blasphemous video on Facebook and one of them had commented on it.
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For Offensive Content Online, Can't File Case Under Scrapped Law: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today directed no citizen can be prosecuted under section 66A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, which it had scrapped way back in 2015.
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Bail for Teen Arrested Over Facebook Post Attributed to Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan
A class 11 student who spent two nights in prison in Uttar Pradesh has been granted bail. He was arrested for sharing a comment on Facebook that was attributed to Samajwadi Party leader and the state's senior minister Azam Khan.
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Outrage Over Arrest of Class 11 Student for Facebook Post Attributed to UP Minister Azam Khan
There is outrage over the arrest of a class 11 student in Uttar Pradesh for sharing a comment on Facebook that was attributed to Samajwadi Party leader and the state's senior minister Azam Khan.
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Arrested for video on Facebook, three men in Jammu and Kashmir spend over 40 days in jail
In Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, three men have spent over 40 days in jail. Their crime - they were tagged in an allegedly blasphemous video on Facebook and one of them had commented on it.
