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a particularly discredited narrative. we know, because rishi has been explaining it to us, that the law that's been used to justify certain clips being removed is a law that looks at, and i quote, "anything that threatens india's sovereignty and relations "with foreign countries. " who makes a judgment over whether that is correct, whether the government has judged this issue correctly? can itjust take it on its own, or can the courts intervene to correct the government? the legal reality is that the government is not supposed to interpret it on its own. the government is supposed to follow both what the courts have said, the limitations that indian courts have issued. remember, india has protected fundamental rights in its constitution. and what that means is that when the government says friendly relations with foreign states, that's subject to a court saying later, "was that necessary? was it proportionate? "was that a genuine reason?" but the way the government currently does it today, is that it's purely the civil service, it's the executive branch, it's purely the political executive.

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