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Withdraw or redraft Telangana Hate Speech Bill, says BRS to government
By Express News Service3 min read at The New Indian Express
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The BRS has demanded that the Telangana Hate Speech and Hate Crimes (Prevention) Bill, 2026, be withdrawn or fundamentally redrafted, arguing it risks suppressing lawful criticism and the free press.
The party submitted its objections through its general secretary and legal cell in-charge, Soma Bharat Kumar.
BRS stated the bill infringes on constitutional rights and duplicates existing central criminal codes.
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HYDERABAD: The BRS has demanded the chairman and members of the Select Committee on the Telangana Hate Speech and Hate Crimes (Prevention) Bill, 2026, to withdraw the proposed Bill.
In response to the views, objections and suggestions sought on the Bill, the BRS, through its general secretary and legal cell in-charge Soma Bharat Kumar, submitted its views.
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