Thirty-five years after declaring that newspaper publication was part of the right to free speech, the Supreme Court on Friday ruled that expression of views and carrying out trade through internet are also part of the constitutionally guaranteed fundamental right to free speech and indefinite suspension of internet services is impermissible.
Thirty-five years after declaring that newspaper publication was part of the right to free speech, the Supreme Court on Friday ruled that expression of views and carrying out trade through internet are also part of the constitutionally guaranteed fundamental right to free speech and indefinite suspension of internet services is impermissible.
