Supreme Court seeks Samay Raina, other social media influencers’ presence in court for ‘ridiculing’ disabled
Observing that the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression is not absolute, the Bench said no one can be allowed to demean anybody under the garb of the right and mulled framing guidelines on social media content concerning the disabled and people with rare disorders
Observing that the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression is not absolute, the Bench said no one can be allowed to demean anybody under the garb of the right and mulled framing guidelines on social media content concerning the disabled and people with rare disorders
