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Supreme Court Grants Relief To Ex-Law College Principal Accused Of Hinduphobic Book

The Supreme Court of India has provided relief to a former law college principal, who faced charges for allegedly authoring a “Hinduphobic” book. This decision came as a significant reprieve for the academic who has maintained innocence throughout the legal proceedings.

Background of the Case

The principal was accused of promoting communal disharmony through his book. He has consistently claimed that he never intended to foster communal thought and views himself as a victim of misinterpretation and communal bias.

Court’s Observations

The Supreme Court has provided relief to a former law college principal accused of authoring a Hinduphobic book. The principal, who claims to be a victim of misinterpretation, was charged with promoting communal disharmony. The court emphasized the importance of academic freedom and warned against penalizing intellectual discourse unless it clearly incites violence or hatred. This decision has sparked debate on the balance between freedom of expression and communal sensitivity in academia.

The Supreme Court critically examined the evidence and the context of the book’s content. The judges highlighted the importance of academic freedom and cautioned against penalizing intellectual discourse unless it unequivocally incites violence or hatred.

Public and Academic Reactions

The case has sparked widespread debate within academic circles and the general public. Many see the court’s decision as a defense of academic liberty, while others remain concerned about the sensitive nature of communal issues in literature and academia.


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