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This is an archive article published on March 24, 2015

Supreme Court’s full judgment on Section 66A of IT Act

Court said the public's right to know is directly affected by section 66A of the IT Act.

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In a landmark judgment upholding freedom of expression, the Supreme Court today struck down a provision in the cyber law which provides power to arrest a person for posting allegedly “offensive” content on websites.

Read the full judgment below

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