Hate Speech
Recently, in hate speech by a Bishop belonging to the Syro-Malabar Church in Kerala coined the term ‘narcotic jihad’. The speech was aimed at a particular religion has a divisive tone.
Hate Speech in India
- Hate speech refers to words whose intent is to create hatred towards a particular group, that group may be a community, religion or race. This speech may or may not have meaning, but is likely to result in violence.
- Hate speech has not been defined in any law in India.
- There is no clear definition of what constitutes a “hate speech” in the Indian Penal Code ....
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