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"One Who Speaks Most...": Law Minister On Rahul Gandhi's Gagged Opposition Remark
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remark that the "Opposition leaders' microphones are often switched off in Parliament" saying that it is Rahul Gandhi who speaks the most in Parliament.
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"Law Not To Gag Voices": Hemant Soren On Dropping Sedition Charges Against CAA Protesters
After directing Dhanbad administration to drop sedition charges against 3000 anti-CAA protesters, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has said law is there not to gag voices but to instill a sense of security among the people.
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Impeachment Talk "Unfortunate", Says Top Court As Plea Seeks Gag On Media
The public discussion on impeachment of judges is very "unfortunate", the Supreme Court said today, seeking the government's top law officer's views on banning media from reporting on the impeachment process against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra. "We are all very disturbed about it,- the court said, referring to politicians' statements against...
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Lapses, Panel To Meet This Month
A Rajasthan government ordinance which claimed it would protect government staff against probe into on-duty actions and "gagged" the media, triggering national uproar, has lapsed on Monday
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Rajasthan High Court Issues Notice To Centre, State On Gag Law
The Rajasthan high court today issued notices to the Centre and the state government on writ petitions challenging the controversial ordinance that protects serving and former judges and public servants from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction of the state government.
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As Protests Mount, Rajasthan Government Hits Pause On 'Gag Law': 10 Points
Rajasthan today deferred at least until next year a controversial measure to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and restrict the media from reporting on them. Pummeled by critics, the BJP government referred an ordinance or executive order it had issued last month, to an all-party committee for review. An amended bill wi...
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Opinion: From Rajasthan To "Mersal", A Bad Week For Democracy In India
When the Modi-Shah duo label all critics as being against national interest, then state BJP office bearers have a responsibility to follow their leaders. The film-makers and the main actor, Vijay, have been abused, demeaned and a demand has been made by the BJP that the scene should be cut.
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Amid Anger Over Rajasthan 'Gag Law', Vasundhara Raje's Late-Night Meeting
Confronting widespread outrage over a law that seeks to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and also restrict the media from reporting on them, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje late on Monday night called a meeting in which it was decided that the move would be reviewed by a panel
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
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Withdraw Move That Endangers Press Freedom: Editors On Rajasthan Law
Rajasthan's new law shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigations into private complaints against them without sanction should be withdrawn as it "gives untrammelled power to even imprison journalists" and "endangers freedom of the press", the Editors Guild of India has said in a strong statement directed at Chief Mini...
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'2017, Not 1817': Rahul Gandhi's Jab At Vasundhara Raje Over New Gag Law
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at the BJP government in Rajasthan led by Vasundhara Raje over a proposed law that bars courts from taking up private complaints against public servants -- ministers, lawmakers and officials -- without its clearance.
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Government Trying To Protect Corrupt Officials: Congress On Rajasthan's New Gag Law
The Congress has criticised the Rajasthan government for passing an ordinance which seeks to protect the serving and former judges, magistrates and public servants in the state from being investigated for on-duty action, without its prior sanction.
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'Need To Protect Reputations': Rajasthan Minister Defends New Gag Law
The new law that shields public servants including lawmakers and ministers from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction was necessary to end frivolous allegations meant to defame officials, a top Rajasthan minister has said, defending the law that the opposition Congress says was designed to "protect the interest of the corrupt...
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US Appeals Court Upholds Gag Orders on FBI Data Surveillance
The FBI's use of NSLs has drawn increased scrutiny as new transparency laws have let companies publish some of the letters.
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Microsoft Gets Support In Gag Order Lawsuit From US Companies
Technology, media, pharmaceutical and other companies, along with major corporate lobbying groups, filed legal briefs in support of a Microsoft Corp lawsuit that aims to strike down a law preventing companies from telling customers the government is seeking their data.
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"One Who Speaks Most...": Law Minister On Rahul Gandhi's Gagged Opposition Remark
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remark that the "Opposition leaders' microphones are often switched off in Parliament" saying that it is Rahul Gandhi who speaks the most in Parliament.
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"Law Not To Gag Voices": Hemant Soren On Dropping Sedition Charges Against CAA Protesters
After directing Dhanbad administration to drop sedition charges against 3000 anti-CAA protesters, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has said law is there not to gag voices but to instill a sense of security among the people.
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Impeachment Talk "Unfortunate", Says Top Court As Plea Seeks Gag On Media
The public discussion on impeachment of judges is very "unfortunate", the Supreme Court said today, seeking the government's top law officer's views on banning media from reporting on the impeachment process against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra. "We are all very disturbed about it,- the court said, referring to politicians' statements against...
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Lapses, Panel To Meet This Month
A Rajasthan government ordinance which claimed it would protect government staff against probe into on-duty actions and "gagged" the media, triggering national uproar, has lapsed on Monday
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Rajasthan High Court Issues Notice To Centre, State On Gag Law
The Rajasthan high court today issued notices to the Centre and the state government on writ petitions challenging the controversial ordinance that protects serving and former judges and public servants from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction of the state government.
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As Protests Mount, Rajasthan Government Hits Pause On 'Gag Law': 10 Points
Rajasthan today deferred at least until next year a controversial measure to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and restrict the media from reporting on them. Pummeled by critics, the BJP government referred an ordinance or executive order it had issued last month, to an all-party committee for review. An amended bill wi...
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Opinion: From Rajasthan To "Mersal", A Bad Week For Democracy In India
When the Modi-Shah duo label all critics as being against national interest, then state BJP office bearers have a responsibility to follow their leaders. The film-makers and the main actor, Vijay, have been abused, demeaned and a demand has been made by the BJP that the scene should be cut.
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Amid Anger Over Rajasthan 'Gag Law', Vasundhara Raje's Late-Night Meeting
Confronting widespread outrage over a law that seeks to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and also restrict the media from reporting on them, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje late on Monday night called a meeting in which it was decided that the move would be reviewed by a panel
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
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Withdraw Move That Endangers Press Freedom: Editors On Rajasthan Law
Rajasthan's new law shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigations into private complaints against them without sanction should be withdrawn as it "gives untrammelled power to even imprison journalists" and "endangers freedom of the press", the Editors Guild of India has said in a strong statement directed at Chief Mini...
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'2017, Not 1817': Rahul Gandhi's Jab At Vasundhara Raje Over New Gag Law
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at the BJP government in Rajasthan led by Vasundhara Raje over a proposed law that bars courts from taking up private complaints against public servants -- ministers, lawmakers and officials -- without its clearance.
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Government Trying To Protect Corrupt Officials: Congress On Rajasthan's New Gag Law
The Congress has criticised the Rajasthan government for passing an ordinance which seeks to protect the serving and former judges, magistrates and public servants in the state from being investigated for on-duty action, without its prior sanction.
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'Need To Protect Reputations': Rajasthan Minister Defends New Gag Law
The new law that shields public servants including lawmakers and ministers from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction was necessary to end frivolous allegations meant to defame officials, a top Rajasthan minister has said, defending the law that the opposition Congress says was designed to "protect the interest of the corrupt...
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US Appeals Court Upholds Gag Orders on FBI Data Surveillance
The FBI's use of NSLs has drawn increased scrutiny as new transparency laws have let companies publish some of the letters.
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Microsoft Gets Support In Gag Order Lawsuit From US Companies
Technology, media, pharmaceutical and other companies, along with major corporate lobbying groups, filed legal briefs in support of a Microsoft Corp lawsuit that aims to strike down a law preventing companies from telling customers the government is seeking their data.
