The peril of fighting blasphemy with bigotry | VIEWS

In India, with its long standing secular and liberal ethos, constitutionally and legally speaking, there is no anti-blasphemy law per se. Or this is what we have been made to believe by legislative enactment and judicial pronouncements.

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