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Criticism of Lakshadweep administrator by Ayesha Sultha not a sedition : Omar Abdullah

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 11, 2021
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Srinagar/June,11 : National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah on Friday said the criticism of people in positions of authority is the right of every citizen in a democracy and as such criticism of Praful Patel the Lakshadweep administrator by Ayesha Sulhana does not constitute sedition, saying therein further that “thin-skinned leaders” should stop hiding behind archaic laws.
Abdullah’s remarks came a day after the Lakshadweep Police booked filmmaker Ayesha Sulthana on sedition charges following a complaint by a BJP leader that she spread false news about the spread of COVID-19 in Lakshadweep during a TV debate.
Taking to micro blogging social networking site twitter Omar wrote “Criticism of Patel (Lakshadweep administrator Praful Patel) does not constitute sedition. In a democracy, if that’s what we still want to claim to be, criticism of people in positions of authority is the right of every citizen. These thin skinned ‘leaders’ should stop hiding behind such archaic laws”. Lakshadweep has been witnessing protests by various political parties since the administration started implementing reform measures in the islands.

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