Protest Is Not a Threat, State Must Not Criminalise Dissent: On Liberty and Democracy
Protest Is Not a Threat, State Must Not Criminalise Dissent: On Liberty and Democracy
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Actor-activist Prakash Raj hit back at allegations that protests against the government and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar were funded by foreign sources to destabilise India. Challenging the authorities, he said, "Get the accounts, show the accounts. You just can't just say it. Prove it". Tensions rose in Delhi after Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke and student activist Neha Bora were detained ahead of the Lehra Do Tiranga protest. Police cited prohibitory orders and denied permission for demonstrations. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused the INDIA bloc of fomenting unrest, while Congress's Pawan Khera defended protests as constitutionally legitimate.
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