How Have Courts Interpreted the Supreme Court's Order Staying the Sedition Law?

Contrary to the apprehensions raised by many, high courts, trials courts, as well as police departments across the country have consistently construed the Supreme Court’s May 11 order to hold that section 124A has been stayed in toto and no FIR,

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