Supreme Court Criticizes Cartoonist’s “Immaturity” After Arrest for Posts on PM and RSS

The Supreme Court has sharply criticized a cartoonist following their arrest for allegedly inflammatory social media posts targeting the Prime Minister and the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh). The court expressed concern over the content, characterizing it as lacking maturity.

Court Questions Cartoonist’s Judgment

The justices questioned the cartoonist’s judgment in publishing the posts, raising concerns about the potential impact of such content in the current political climate. The arrest and subsequent court remarks have ignited debate around freedom of expression and the boundaries of online satire.

Details of the Posts and Arrest Remain Unclear

While the specific content of the posts and the exact circumstances leading to the arrest remain somewhat unclear from the available reports, the Supreme Court’s strong reaction indicates a serious concern about the nature of the online expression.