A Constitution to Keep: Sedition and Free Speech in Modern India
Author: Rohan J Alva
Publisher: Harper Collins
Pages: 370
Price: Rs 699
“Every member of the public who censures the ruler for the time being exercises in his own person the right which belongs to the whole of which he forms a part. He is finding fault with his servant….To those who hold this view fully and carry it out to all its consequences there can be no such offence of sedition.”
In other words, in a true democracy there can be no question of punishing people who air their grievances against the government. Sir
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