ahlam1399
02-22-2016, 10:25 AM
The draft IPC had sedition as an offence but it was **t considered necessary and was dropped before the enactment of the code in 1860. It was, subsequently, introduced by the colonial government in 1870 and was given a broader meaning through an amendment in 1898.
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