Case Study
There are increasing incidences of violent protests in India these days more so after the passage of Citizenship (amendment) Act, 2019. You are SP of a district where such cases are increasing day by day. One day you receive a complaint about a 'school play' where students are alleged to have projected prime minster in a bad light. The complainants demand imposing of sedition charges as the play had the potential to incite violence. With increasing media coverage and political pressure, you are forced to take action. Sedition could not be imposed on children as they are juvenile, imposing sedition ....
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