A very hot topic currently discussed in our country ...
All of us are connected online with the help of social media. The boundaries for reaching to somewhere in the world have been fenced off because of social media.
What we know about social media is a digital platform where we can connect with people around the globe and present our thoughts for the whole celluloid.
But is this definition actually proving to be true?? Can we really experience this freedom??
Actually not.
Recently we saw some cases where youngsters(the most active social media population) were literally sent to jail for posting or sharing something about eminent political personalities.
I am sure you must have read about them.
I want ask something to our honourable government. Is it really a CRIME to present our actual thoughts on the net ??
You saw something unfair being done by a big personality. You felt like writing something about it. And finally you end up sleeping in a jail.
Is this called Democracy? Is this called Freedom of Expression?
Let me ask you something. Why don't you ban the Bollywood films with a great level of adult content?
The poster of a film starring a hot actress will be considered to be exciting and end up being highly anticipated to be released on widescreen.
But the poster of a film with an actor standing nude with a stereo will be portrayed as utterly shameful and disgusting.
Thanks to our government who finally woke up and understood the situation. And brought out new changes in the IT ACT SECTION 66A.
I really hope that censorship stays forever in our country..but for the right place and at the right time.
All of us are connected online with the help of social media. The boundaries for reaching to somewhere in the world have been fenced off because of social media.
What we know about social media is a digital platform where we can connect with people around the globe and present our thoughts for the whole celluloid.
But is this definition actually proving to be true?? Can we really experience this freedom??
Actually not.
Recently we saw some cases where youngsters(the most active social media population) were literally sent to jail for posting or sharing something about eminent political personalities.
I am sure you must have read about them.
I want ask something to our honourable government. Is it really a CRIME to present our actual thoughts on the net ??
You saw something unfair being done by a big personality. You felt like writing something about it. And finally you end up sleeping in a jail.
Is this called Democracy? Is this called Freedom of Expression?
Let me ask you something. Why don't you ban the Bollywood films with a great level of adult content?
The poster of a film starring a hot actress will be considered to be exciting and end up being highly anticipated to be released on widescreen.
But the poster of a film with an actor standing nude with a stereo will be portrayed as utterly shameful and disgusting.
Thanks to our government who finally woke up and understood the situation. And brought out new changes in the IT ACT SECTION 66A.
I really hope that censorship stays forever in our country..but for the right place and at the right time.
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