This week, as India celebrated its 74th Republic Day on January 26 — which commemorates the enactment of the constitution — the country's police were detaining students over screenings of a recent BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi which has been banned by the government.
The two-part BBC program, India: The Modi Question, which examines Mr Modi's role in the 2002 anti-Muslim riots, was banned by his government over the weekend using emergency powers under its information technology laws.
This means people can no longer share clips on social media or air the documentary. Twitter and YouTube also complied with a government request to take down links to the documentary.