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Law of sedition: All dissents are not disaffection, all disaffections are not always dissents

There is very thin line between freedom of speech and law of sedition, as has been the case with the term disaffection and disillusionment. Power of criticising is a democratic right but when criticism endangers sovereignty, it is sedition indeed.

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