The Supreme Court on Friday said that instances of hate speech would be prosecuted equally, no matter the faith of the offender.
A Bench headed by Justice Sanjiv Khanna made the remark when a lawyer alleged that a rally was held in Kerala in July where one of the slogans was “death to the Hindus”.
“We have made it very clear, hate speech will be treated equally, no matter which side is doing it,” Justice Khanna emphasised.