New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday sought a repsonse from the Centre over a plea requesting to restrain the central government from censoring the BBC documentary relating to the 2002 Gujarat Riots.
The Narendra Modi-led central government has been asked to submit response within a period of three weeks. The matter has been posted in April for hearing.
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Supreme Court issues notice to the Centre on plea seeking direction to restrain the Central government from censoring the BBC documentary relating to the 2002 Gujarat Riots.
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The plea was filed by senior journalist N Ram, TMC MP Mahua Moitra and Advocate Prashant Bhushan. Appearing for the appelants, senior advocate CU Singh submitted that, “this is a case where emergency powers invoked without putting orders in public domain.”
He also pointed out that the tweets sharing the links of documentary have been blocked.
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