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Supreme Court seeks Centre's reply on protecting citizens from sedition cases till it re-examines law

A bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana took note of the submissions of the Centre that said it has decided to 're-examine and reconsider' the sedition law by an 'appropriate forum' and sought the response to a suggestion whether the filing of sedition cases in future be kept at abeyance till re-examination

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Supreme Court. File Photo

Supreme Court. File Photo

The Supreme Court Tuesday asked the Centre to apprise it about the views on the issue of protection of interest of citizens till the colonial-era penal law on sedition is reconsidered by an appropriate forum.

A bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana took note of the submissions of the Centre that said it has decided to "re-examine and reconsider" the sedition law by an "appropriate forum" and sought the response to a suggestion whether the filing of sedition cases in future be kept at abeyance till re-examination.

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