India’s Article 19 faces scrutiny amid political controversy as parties selectively defend free speech based on power dynamics. Incidents involving comedian Kunal Kamra, opposition figures, and various criticisms highlight the inconsistency in upholding this constitutional right. Experts call for clearer definitions to protect artistic expression and emphasize accountability for misusing restrictions to curb free speech.
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