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Hearing the Delhi voter roll revision case, the bench questioned why existing voters must file a fresh enrolment form, and said the legality of the "logical discrepancy" category is still undecided.
The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita dropped the word sedition, but its Section 152 punishes acts endangering India's sovereignty, unity and integrity. How it differs from the old Section 124A.
The Supreme Court held in 2020 that internet suspensions must be necessary, proportionate, temporary and published. A guide to the law, the rules and the gaps between them.
