Episode 2: ​Whether Pasting Of Posters Critical To Prime Minister Constitutes Sedition?

This video helps in solving the confusion created by the registration of FIR by the Delhi Police against 25 persons for pasting posters critical to the Prime Minister of India.
Is the arrest illegal?
What is the way around it?
Watch our latest video from our series Layman & Lawman and learn Whether Pasting Of Posters Critical To Prime Minister Constitutes Sedition.
This deals with the provisions from the - Indian Penal Code,
Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act,
Prevention of Destruction to Public Property Act.
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Sir inka case humare pass aya hai

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Sir, our nation is going through the phase of Undeclared emergency !!

[@advocaterishitamall]

While it's no defence that if the Police did not take any action against others defacing property in similar fashion so they shouldn't have taken action against the ones arrested in this case (in a way contrary to the principle of equality before law)... Yet the contents of the poster make it very clear that the intention behind the action is not what it looks like on the face of it... If the Courts have to become mute spectators to that; it will be a sorry affair... As far as Section 269 is concerned, we all know what has actually contributed to spread of the virus in the second wave... Unfortunately the police is engaged for all this, while there are surely more important tasks to be done..

[@hariom9627]

Galt galt hota hai sahi sahi . Upar wale ki laat jb pdta hai wah court aur law ki jarurat nai.

[@ashishsrivastava161]

I really appreciate your effort sir. You gave us an unbiased info about the incident. I hope this now would clear doubts of all those who fell prey to biased viewpoints.

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Very informative video