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Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Challenging Sedition Law In January
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will hear in January a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of the IPC provision on sedition, months after the Centre introduced in Parliament bills to replace the colonial-era penal statutes.
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Supreme Court Defers Hearing Challenge To Sedition Law On Centre's Request
A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justice JB Pardiwala noted the submission of Attorney General R Venkataramani that the government has initiated the process to re-examine section 124A of the Indian Penal Code.
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Order Putting Sedition Law On Hold To Continue: Supreme Court
An interim order putting on hold the contentious sedition law and the consequential registration of FIRs will continue to be operational as the Supreme Court granted additional time to the centre to take "appropriate steps".
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Sedition Law Stayed: Time To Throw It Out? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: The Supreme Court's historic decision to put the 162-year-old sedition law on hold till the central government completes the promised exercise to reconsider and re-examine the provision is hugely significant
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"All The King's Men...": P Chidambaram's Dig At Minister Over Sedition Law
After the top court put on hold the application of the controversial sedition law, Mr Rijiju had said while he "respected the court and its independence", there is a "Lakshman Rekha" that cannot be crossed.
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"Supreme Court Sedition Order Must Be Viewed In Context Of...": BJP
With the Opposition targeting the Centre after the Supreme Court's stay on the sedition law, the BJP on Wednesday said the order must be viewed in the context of the overall positive suggestion of the government.
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From Kanhaiya Kumar To Activist Disha Ravi: A Look At Past Sedition Cases
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered that all trials and registration of fresh FIRs for sedition under Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code be kept on hold till the Centre reconsiders the provision.
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Minister's "Lakshman Rekha" Remark After Supreme Court's Sedition Order
The controversial sedition law will be on hold as the government reviews it and those in jail can approach courts for bail, the Supreme Court ordered today.
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On Sedition Law, 5 Big Points From Supreme Court's Massive Order
The Supreme Court today stayed the country's colonial-era sedition law after the Centre's u-turn in the last hearing. The Centre had argued against it saying it can't be stayed based on just a few Public Interest Litigations (PIL).
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Sedition Law To Be Paused Until Review: Supreme Court's Historic Order
The controversial sedition law will be paused while the government reviews it, the Supreme Court said today in a landmark order that impacts hundreds charged under the colonial-era relic. Those jailed for sedition can approach courts for bail.
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Sedition Case Only If Senior Officer Deems Fit: Centre To Supreme Court
Sedition cases already filed should not be put on hold while the law is under review, the government told the Supreme Court today, recommending, for now, a change in the way such cases are filed.
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Sedition Hearing Highlights: Supreme Court Keeps In Abeyance Sedition Law Till Review
The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Centre and states to refrain from registering any FIR invoking sedition charges till further reexamination is over
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"We're Doing What Nehru Couldn't": Centre In Sedition Case
The hearing on sedition in Supreme Court came a day after the government said it had decided to review the legislation.
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Hold Sedition Law Till Review? Supreme Court Wants Centre's Reply Tomorrow
The government today faced tough questions in the Supreme Court today, a day after it sought more time saying it had decided to review a colonial-era sedition law.
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Supreme Court Hearing On Sedition Highlights: Supreme Court Hears Plea On Sedition Law After Centre's U-Turn
Two days after firmly defending the country's colonial-era sedition law and asking the Supreme Court to dismiss the pleas challenging it, the government on Monday did an about-face, saying it has decided to review the legislation.
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Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Challenging Sedition Law In January
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will hear in January a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of the IPC provision on sedition, months after the Centre introduced in Parliament bills to replace the colonial-era penal statutes.
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Supreme Court Defers Hearing Challenge To Sedition Law On Centre's Request
A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justice JB Pardiwala noted the submission of Attorney General R Venkataramani that the government has initiated the process to re-examine section 124A of the Indian Penal Code.
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Order Putting Sedition Law On Hold To Continue: Supreme Court
An interim order putting on hold the contentious sedition law and the consequential registration of FIRs will continue to be operational as the Supreme Court granted additional time to the centre to take "appropriate steps".
-
Sedition Law Stayed: Time To Throw It Out? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: The Supreme Court's historic decision to put the 162-year-old sedition law on hold till the central government completes the promised exercise to reconsider and re-examine the provision is hugely significant
-
"All The King's Men...": P Chidambaram's Dig At Minister Over Sedition Law
After the top court put on hold the application of the controversial sedition law, Mr Rijiju had said while he "respected the court and its independence", there is a "Lakshman Rekha" that cannot be crossed.
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"Supreme Court Sedition Order Must Be Viewed In Context Of...": BJP
With the Opposition targeting the Centre after the Supreme Court's stay on the sedition law, the BJP on Wednesday said the order must be viewed in the context of the overall positive suggestion of the government.
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From Kanhaiya Kumar To Activist Disha Ravi: A Look At Past Sedition Cases
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered that all trials and registration of fresh FIRs for sedition under Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code be kept on hold till the Centre reconsiders the provision.
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Minister's "Lakshman Rekha" Remark After Supreme Court's Sedition Order
The controversial sedition law will be on hold as the government reviews it and those in jail can approach courts for bail, the Supreme Court ordered today.
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On Sedition Law, 5 Big Points From Supreme Court's Massive Order
The Supreme Court today stayed the country's colonial-era sedition law after the Centre's u-turn in the last hearing. The Centre had argued against it saying it can't be stayed based on just a few Public Interest Litigations (PIL).
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Sedition Law To Be Paused Until Review: Supreme Court's Historic Order
The controversial sedition law will be paused while the government reviews it, the Supreme Court said today in a landmark order that impacts hundreds charged under the colonial-era relic. Those jailed for sedition can approach courts for bail.
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Sedition Case Only If Senior Officer Deems Fit: Centre To Supreme Court
Sedition cases already filed should not be put on hold while the law is under review, the government told the Supreme Court today, recommending, for now, a change in the way such cases are filed.
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Sedition Hearing Highlights: Supreme Court Keeps In Abeyance Sedition Law Till Review
The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Centre and states to refrain from registering any FIR invoking sedition charges till further reexamination is over
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"We're Doing What Nehru Couldn't": Centre In Sedition Case
The hearing on sedition in Supreme Court came a day after the government said it had decided to review the legislation.
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Hold Sedition Law Till Review? Supreme Court Wants Centre's Reply Tomorrow
The government today faced tough questions in the Supreme Court today, a day after it sought more time saying it had decided to review a colonial-era sedition law.
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Supreme Court Hearing On Sedition Highlights: Supreme Court Hears Plea On Sedition Law After Centre's U-Turn
Two days after firmly defending the country's colonial-era sedition law and asking the Supreme Court to dismiss the pleas challenging it, the government on Monday did an about-face, saying it has decided to review the legislation.
