Politics

Special Report: Reality Check Exposes Open Violation Of GRAP 4 Norms In Delhi At Night

December 18, 2025

The Karnataka Legislative Assembly has passed the controversial Hate Speech and Hate Crimes Prevention Bill 2025 during a turbulent session, prompting significant political discourse. Home Minister G Parameshwara defended the bill, citing a rise in divisive rhetoric, while opposition parties accuse the government of using the law to suppress free speech.

Special Report: Reality Check Exposes Open Violation Of GRAP 4 Norms In Delhi At Night

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The Karnataka Assembly passed the Hate Speech and Hate Crimes Prevention Bill 2025 amid protests.
The bill imposes prison terms of up to seven years for hate speech offenders.
Home Minister G Parameshwara cited personal experiences of caste discrimination to justify the bill.
Opposition parties claim the legislation is a tool to undermine democracy and freedom of speech.

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Special Report: Reality Check Exposes Open Violation Of GRAP 4 Norms In Delhi At Night

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