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The court, however, refused to stop the events and pointed out that the applicant had not made the person or group whose rally was being objected to a party to his petition.

The top court had earlier said defining hate speech is complex but the real problem in tackling it lies in the implementation and execution of law and judicial pronouncements.

"We cannot take pan India cases as it will be impossible for us to handle. In a country as big as India, there will be problems but the question is whether we have enough administrative machinery in place to take action wherever required. Society must know that if you indulge in it then there will be some state action," the bench said.

"The notice has been written to provide you an opportunity to tender an unconditional public apology within 7 days of the receipt of the notice. However, please note that in case of your failure to tender an unconditional public apology, my client shall be constrained to initiate appropriate legal proceedings," it read. �� CPI-M Youth Wing Leader Jaick Thomas Served Defamation Notice for Hate Speech Against PM Narendra Modi.

It is ironic that Rahul Gandhi comes up with this piece when he has been conspicuously silent these many weeks, as his party's coalition partners have mutilated the Sanatan Dharma, without remotely understanding it

"The file on the police proposal was forwarded by Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar to the Delhi chief minister for his approval. After the chief minister's approval, it would be sent for the LG's nod," the official told PTI. Public Holidays in Delhi: CM Arvind Kejriwal Approves Proposal for Holiday From September 8 to 10 in View of G20 Summit 2023.

India News: "We are very clear. Whether it be one side or the other side, they have to be treated alike. If anyone indulges in anything, which we know as 'hate sp

A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVN Bhatti made the remark during a brief hearing on a batch of petitions seeking directions to curb hate speeches across states, including a plea for action against Hindu outfits calling for social and economic boycott of Muslims following the recent communal violence in Nuh-Gurugram in the Delhi-NCR region.

The bench, also comprising Justice S V N Bhatti, adjourned the hearing till August 25 and said it hoped that the SC guidelines in the Tehseen Pooonawala case were being followed by authorities.

Right wing extremist leaders Sunday while addressing a Mahapanchayat here in Palwal delivered Hate Speeches, threatened Muslims and asked Hindus to pick up arms.