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    • Subimal Bhattacharjee Tags : Posted: Thursday , Jan 18, 2007 at 0014 hrs

    This incident should also come as a reassurance to the many votaries of free speech in the country. The track record of the government has been quite encouraging as far as protecting the right to free speech in cyberspace is concerned. However, there also needs to be more understanding about one crucial aspect: reasonable participation in cyberspace demands that the sentiments of others are not hurt.

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