Supreme Court On Sikh Jokes
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Ban On Websites With Jokes On Sikhs
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would hear after eight weeks a plea seeking a direction to ban websites that display jokes on members of the Sikh community, projecting them in poor light.
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Can't Lay Down Moral Guidelines: Supreme Court On Petition To Ban Sardar Jokes
The Supreme Court today expressed its inability to issue directions to regulate jokes about the Sikh community, observing courts cannot "lay down moral guidelines" for citizens and doubting their enforceability if they were to do so.
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On Stopping Sikh Jokes, Guidelines Soon From A Group Of Former Judges
Santa-Banta jokes could soon be regulated. A committee of former judges will suggest guidelines before the Supreme Court for checking jokes on the Sikh community.
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Supreme Court To Hear SGPC's Plea For Prohibiting Jokes On Sikhs
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear on April 5 the plea of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) along with other petitions seeking ban on circulation of jokes about the Sikh community and said it may act if people are commercially exploiting the jokes.
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How To Stop Sikh Jokes? Supreme Court Open To Suggestion
Hearing petitions seeking a ban on websites featuring jokes on the Sikh community, the Supreme Court today asked for suggestions.
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Santa-Banta Type Jokes: Supreme Court To Consider Sikh Community's View
Do Sikhs feel bad about Santa Banta jokes on them? If so, the Supreme Court today said it will seriously consider examining a plea to ban websites displaying jokes on them.
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Ban Santa-Banta Type Jokes, Supreme Court Asked
Websites that run jokes taking potshots at members of the Sikh community should be banned, a petitioner has asked the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Ban On Websites With Jokes On Sikhs
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would hear after eight weeks a plea seeking a direction to ban websites that display jokes on members of the Sikh community, projecting them in poor light.
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Can't Lay Down Moral Guidelines: Supreme Court On Petition To Ban Sardar Jokes
The Supreme Court today expressed its inability to issue directions to regulate jokes about the Sikh community, observing courts cannot "lay down moral guidelines" for citizens and doubting their enforceability if they were to do so.
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On Stopping Sikh Jokes, Guidelines Soon From A Group Of Former Judges
Santa-Banta jokes could soon be regulated. A committee of former judges will suggest guidelines before the Supreme Court for checking jokes on the Sikh community.
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Supreme Court To Hear SGPC's Plea For Prohibiting Jokes On Sikhs
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear on April 5 the plea of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) along with other petitions seeking ban on circulation of jokes about the Sikh community and said it may act if people are commercially exploiting the jokes.
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How To Stop Sikh Jokes? Supreme Court Open To Suggestion
Hearing petitions seeking a ban on websites featuring jokes on the Sikh community, the Supreme Court today asked for suggestions.
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Santa-Banta Type Jokes: Supreme Court To Consider Sikh Community's View
Do Sikhs feel bad about Santa Banta jokes on them? If so, the Supreme Court today said it will seriously consider examining a plea to ban websites displaying jokes on them.
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Ban Santa-Banta Type Jokes, Supreme Court Asked
Websites that run jokes taking potshots at members of the Sikh community should be banned, a petitioner has asked the Supreme Court.
