Can you face criminal charges for criticising SC judgment? Karnataka HC answers
Karnataka high court quashed an FIR against 13 men who criticized a Supreme Court judgment through posters. The court determined that the slogans did not promote enmity or outrage religious feelings as alleged. The police registered the case following the discovery of these posters in Mangaluru. The court emphasized the importance of freedom of speech and...
Key Takeaways
- Karnataka high court quashed an FIR against 13 men who criticized a Supreme Court judgment through posters.
- The court determined that the slogans did not promote enmity or outrage religious feelings as alleged.
- The police registered the case following the discovery of these posters in Mangaluru.
Karnataka high court quashed an FIR against 13 men who criticized a Supreme Court judgment through posters. The court determined that the slogans did not promote enmity or outrage religious feelings as alleged. The police registered the case following the discovery of these posters in Mangaluru. The court emphasized the importance of freedom of speech and expression in this context.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.