Supreme Court says Constitution bench will hear sedition challenge, rejects government plea to defer hearing

The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to accede to a request by the Central government to defer hearing the challenge to the validity of sedition law until the finalisation of new laws to replace existing criminal laws

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