Not standing up for the national anthem or staying quiet when it is played is not an offence: J&K HC

The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir has held that not standing up for the national anthem or not singing it might disrespect and fail to adhere to fundamental duties as mentioned in the Constitution. However, the Bench clarified that the same was not an offence under the prevention of insult of the National Honour

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