Supreme Court says political leaders must foster fraternity, declines plea for speech guidelines
The Supreme Court has called upon petitioners to craft a new request for regulations on political address. Emphasizing the importance of cohesion among citizens, the court chose not to hear a Public Interest Litigation that aimed to establish guidelines for politicians and media on speeches that resonate with constitutional principles.
The Supreme Court has called upon petitioners to craft a new request for regulations on political address. Emphasizing the importance of cohesion among citizens, the court chose not to hear a Public Interest Litigation that aimed to establish guidelines for politicians and media on speeches that resonate with constitutional principles.
