hate speech

Despite its initial reluctance to hear the petition, the SC eventually agreed to issue notice to the TN Govt and the DMK Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin for his anti-Sanatan remark

DMK leader TR Baalu said that Stalin Jr. should be cautious with his word and not speak anything that comes to his mind.

The Dharma Sansad argued that either these leaders should be booked under NSA or they should be asked to apologise for making hate speeches.

After Udhaynidhi Stalin, DMK Minister K Ponmudy said all 26 parties of I.N.D.I.A. are united to abolish Sanatan Dharma.

Yogi Adityanath refers to the leaders of the I.N.D.I.A. bloc as "political parasites" over their comments calling for eradication of Sanatan Dharma

Citing the Supreme Court’s order regarding hate speech, the eminent citizens requested that the apex court should register suo moto cases and the offenders should be punished in accordance with the law.

A report published by "Public", titled "Soros-funded NGOs demand crackdown on free speech as politicians spread hate misinformation", dismantled this largely left-liberal narrative saying that "increase in the reporting of hate offenses is different from an actual increase."

The two Muslim youths went on to claim that “those who inflict atrocities on Muslims and target them should fly high as much as they want in this world, but in Quran, it is mentioned that an infidel’s (Kafir) final destination is Jahannum (hell).”

Supreme Court refuses to stay VHP-Bajrang Dal protest rallies in Delhi-NCR areas against the attack on Jalabhishek Yatra in Mewat by Islamists.

The case against Azam Khan was registered at Shahzad Nagar police station in Rampur during the 2019 Lok Sabha election campaign where he made inflammatory remarks against CM Yogi Adityanath, the former DM of Rampur, and other officials.