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- 26 Jul 2023
- Amit Kaushik
- Case Laws,
Background Every State, whatever its form of Government, has to be armed with the power to punish those who, by their conduct, jeopardise the safety and stability of the State, or disseminate such feelings of disloyalty as have the tendency to lead to the disruption of the State or to public disorder. This offence, which is generally known as the offence of Sedition, occurs in Chapter VI of the ......