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    Early Indian congressmen opposed suppressing freedoms of speech and expression, demanding rights to assemble and form associations. They believed suppressing a free press would not stop sedition against the government, but instead drive it underground. Protecting civil liberties was important to early Indian national leaders.

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    Early Indian congressmen opposed suppressing freedoms of speech and expression, demanding rights to assemble and form associations. They believed suppressing a free press would not stop sedition against the government, but instead drive it underground. Protecting civil liberties was important to early Indian national leaders.

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    Early Indian congressmen opposed suppressing freedoms of speech and expression, demanding rights to assemble and form associations. They believed suppressing a free press would not stop sedition against the government, but instead drive it underground. Protecting civil liberties was important to early Indian national leaders.

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    SAFEGUARDIN

    G CIVIL
    LIBERTIES
    INDIAN NATIONAL
    PROTECTING CIVIL RIGHTS

     Early congressmen opposed tooth and nail the suppression of the


    freedoms of speech and expression
     They were demanding rights to assemble and to form associations.
     The congress believed that the suppression of a free pass would not
    check ‘ sedition’ or a rebellion against government, it would only
    drive it underground.

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