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35 sedition cases registered in 2016, govt tells LS

NEW DELHI: The government on Tuesday said 35 sedition cases were registered across the country in 2016. Of these cases under sedition charges (Section 124A of IPC), 12 were registered in Haryana, six in Uttar Pradesh, three each in Karnataka and Kerala and two each in Maharashtra, Telangana and Delhi.



New Delhi, August 1

The government on Tuesday said 35 sedition cases were registered across the country in 2016.

Of these cases under sedition charges (Section 124A of IPC), 12 were registered in Haryana, six in Uttar Pradesh, three each in Karnataka and Kerala and two each in Maharashtra, Telangana and Delhi, Minister of State for Home Hansraj Gangaram Ahir told the Lok Sabha in response to a question.

Replying to another question, Ahir said the National Crime Records Bureau had conveyed that it did not maintain record on sedition cases registered against individuals who had supported cricket teams post match. PTI

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