Paste Citizens' Fundamental Rights on Social Media Supreme Court's Historic Judgment 

Paste Citizens' Fundamental Rights on Social Media Supreme Court's Historic Judgment
Paste Citizens' Fundamental Rights on Social Media Supreme Court's Historic Judgment Written New Delhi, Ta.  Arrest of anyone on the basis of any arrest for posting an important judgment of the Internet Supreme Court to a police on hundreds of media outlets like 18 |  Giving said the IT Act had the right to do.  In the petitions filed in the Supreme Court under sections 2 and 3-A of the Constitution, the fundamental right granted to the citizens under Section 12 (1) -a of the IT Act was challenged.  Judgment |  There is a violation.  It is to be noted that the petitioner who considers 12 (1) as the largest is the freedom of speech and expression to every citizen of India!  People's speech and expression |  Gives right.  Will not be followed by a court order.  The right to freedom has been upheld by Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp before, under Article 4A.  Shreya Singh of YouTube said that section 66-A of the Supreme Court IT Act was unreasonable: no arrest can be made for posting.