10, Oct 2026

The right to protest is a constitutional right. But what happens when those enforcing the law are accused of suppressing dissent?

From Delhi to Mumbai, Teesta Setalvad examines police accountability, the use of force against protesters, and the freedoms our Constitution guarantees.

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