Opposition warns of State-wide stir if govt. fails to withdraw UAPA case against YouTuber Ravan by July 17

A coalition of opposition parties and civil rights activists has demanded the withdrawal of UAPA charges against YouTuber Ravan by July 17, threatening state-wide protests. Critics argue the government is misusing anti-terror laws to suppress dissent and target political critics.
A coalition of opposition parties, civil rights activists, retired bureaucrats, and journalists on Friday sought the immediate withdrawal of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case against YouTuber Ravan, alleging that the government was misusing anti-terror legislation to suppress dissent.
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