The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought the Centre's stand on a plea by former RSS ideologue K N Govindacharya for removal of fake news and hate speech being circulated on social media and online platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday took suo moto cognizance of a video clip of a speech by social activist Harsh Mander, where he made objectionable statements against the top court on its decision in crucial matters such as NRC, Ayodhya and Kashmir.
Baba Ramdev, speaking exclusively to India TV, has said that the country has always been ruled by the Constitution and shall always be ruled by the Constitution. He said that in context with the violence in the national capital that has resulted in 42 deaths and hundreds injured.
On being asked about the BJP's stand on the statements made by its leaders Parvesh Verma and Kapil Mishra, Senior BJP leader and Union Minister of Law and Justice, RS Prasad on Friday said that, "We have clarified our position very clearly and we do
Maharashtra Cabinet Minister and NCP leader Nawab Malik said that the Government is trying to save those who gave hate speeches.
The Delhi High Court Thursday allowed the Centre's impleadment in the PIL seeking lodging of FIRs and arrests in the northeast Delhi communal violence over the amended citizenship law.
Delhi High Court has asked Delhi Police to take 'conscious' decision to register FIR against those who made hate speeches. In this matte BJP leader Kapil Mishra appears to be in the cross hairs of the court
A bench of justices S Muralidhar and Talwant Singh was hearing plea seeking lodging of FIRs and arrests of those involved in the ongoing communal violence in parts of northeast Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.
A new video has emerged on social media where a man can be seen making a hate speech at an anti-CAA rally in Maharashtra.
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A case has been registered against the person who made inflammatory speeches in Nanded, Maharashtra. Police has started investigating the speech of the accused.
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Islamabad failed in its efforts to get any traction from the membership of the UN Security Council when its 'all-weather ally' China made another pitch to raise the issue in the 15-nation Council. There was consensus among the rest of the Council members that Kashmir is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan.
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