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Using state force to browbeat political opinion makes journalists suffer: Supreme Court

'In a country which prides itself on its diversity, there are bound to be different perceptions and opinions which would include political opinions. That is very essence of a democracy,' said the court

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The Supreme Court has said the state force should not be used to either browbeat political opinion or journalists suffer from what is already in public domain.

A bench of Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and M.M. Sundresh said: "We are however, not inclined to let go off the opportunity of saying something which is troubling the society and the court.”

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