we also have with us. Satya Pal Jain. He is the additional Solicitor general of India. Mr. Jain. Good evening. What is your view on what the Supreme Court has opined on the issue? This is on the comments, Mr Jain, that the Supreme Court made on hate speech on television channels. I think they I can only say that so far as the Supreme Court is concerned and all persons interim sir in the system are concerned, the only attempt is to make the working in the society more smooth, more functional, and avoid or take action against all those maybe from decide or that site to indulge in his speech. And they're the observation of the Supreme Court. I feel should be taken seriously by all concerned in those observations, the Supreme Court also talks about They're being political beneficiaries. Maybe, Maybe, maybe a minute. You can't absolutely rule it out. That behind the air speech political motive is also not there. These things are also not ruled out. When you call that some society is being eliminated, some power people are being targeted. Some people are being targeted only because upper the economic reasons, political reasons, religious religion, then also intention competition. I think this matter should be taken in the two spirit and then take further steps. As for just a short while ago, Mr A. Man Leckie is a noted lawyer. He says they're actually the central government must be pulled up for not implementing laws. All laws exist. We know what is a hate speech. The government can press the various provisions of the law and the fact that it is not doing. And then later saying that What can we do? Freedom of press is actually the mystic. No, no, at the moment no, no central government is not guilty at all. Law has to be forced by the agencies at the lower level media at the state level movie at the district level, maybe at the different levels. I don't think central government is to be blamed at all for is very easy, like hate speech to make allegations against the central government. But I think central government is very serious. The honourable prime minister for the view of the central government, as the as the additional solicitor General, it will be interesting to know the view of the central government the learning to do government? I don't know. I have not talked to any person. It will be other the s g r the who will be deputed for this purpose. He will convey the sentiments of the and the stand of the central government to the court. So I can't comment at this movement but will be the stand of the government of India. But I don't think anybody can blame the government for that. OK, Mr Jain, Many thanks for joining us.
