Social Media Rules:
- Proof Requirement: Demands that anyone making statements about the country or Prime Minister on social media should provide evidence to support their claims. This is to prevent the spread of false information and baseless accusations.
- Court Intervention: Suggests that the High Court should be empowered to take legal action against individuals who make unsubstantiated claims on social media platforms.
- Live Proceedings: Advocates for live broadcasting of court proceedings related to social media incitement cases. This transparency aims to show how people manipulate social media to provoke others.
- Punishment: Proposes a minimum one-year punishment for the first offense of spreading false information on social media, escalating to a minimum of 10 years for repeat offenses. This strict punishment is intended to deter individuals from engaging in such activities.
- Family Accountability: Calls for holding family members accountable if they neglect their children. This suggests that family members should also face consequences...