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"Verdict against 66 A upholds freedom of speech and expression" : Petitioner

"Verdict against 66 A upholds freedom of speech and expression" : Petitioner

Mar 24, 2015, at 08:05 pm

New Delhi, Mar 24(IBNS) As the Supreme Court in a landmark judgement struck down section 66A, the controversial law that allowed arrests for offensive content online, Shreya Singhal, the young law student who challenged it, said on Tuesday that the verdict upheld the freedom of speech and expression.