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- Solicitor General Tushar Mehta criticized arguments made by a lawyer against penal provisions for refusing to sing Vande Mataram by calling them Naxal-like.
- The remark came during a Supreme Court hearing involving singer TM Krishna who challenged these provisions.
- The court debate highlighted ongoing legal tensions regarding national symbols and constitutional freedoms.
- The outcome of these proceedings could set a precedent for mandatory patriotic displays in legal settings.
What to watch next
- Future court hearings on the Vande Mataram mandate
- Judicial rulings on free speech versus national symbols
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Tushar Mehta
Solicitor General
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“Law-making should not be [as per] Naxalites”
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…" Law-making should not be [as per] Naxalites ," Solicitor General Tushar Mehta remarked after S Muralidhar, appearing for singer TM Krishna, argued against penal provisions over not singing Vande...…
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