Free speech cannot be absolute: Ex-CJI BR Gavai, Indian woman harassed in Shanghai speaks out

In this episode of News Today, watch former Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai's exclusive interview with India Today TV as he discusses judicial independence, the collegium system, 'bulldozer justice,' hate speech, his post-retirement plans, and much more. 

On free speech, former Chief Justice of India Gawai said that free speech cannot be absolute and called the Parliament to bring laws against hate speech. He also spoke about the shoe attack on him. 

Also on the show, Pema Wangjom Thongdok, an Indian woman from Arunachal Pradesh, who alleged that she was harassed by Chinese immigration officials at Shanghai airport, recounted the ordeal.