Cartoonist Turns to Supreme Court for Protection Over Modi, RSS Social Media Posts

A cartoonist is seeking refuge in the Supreme Court, applying for anticipatory bail following controversy surrounding social media posts criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

Concerns Raised Over Freedom of Expression Amidst Online Backlash

The cartoonist’s plea highlights the potential chilling effect on freedom of expression in the digital age. The case raises questions about the balance between legitimate criticism and potential legal repercussions for online expression, particularly when directed at prominent political figures and organizations.

Supreme Court to Consider Cartoonist’s Plea for Anticipatory Bail

The Supreme Court will now consider the cartoonist’s application for anticipatory bail. The outcome of this case could set a significant precedent regarding the boundaries of online satire and political commentary in India.

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