💨 Abstract

The Delhi High Court modified jail terms of two women associated with the banned Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), from 8 and 7 years to 6 years each. The court emphasized that while encrypted social media platforms allow privacy and freedom of speech, their misuse by terrorists and banned organizations must be considered. The women, technologically savvy and educated, used fake identities to promote terrorism and incite violence against the country.

Courtesy: theprint.in