THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT
OSA dates back to the British colonial era. It was originally called the 1889 Indian Official Secrets Act. Its main purpose was to express its opposition to the policies of the British raj that led to police raids and imprisonments for many. While Sir Carzon was in office as the Governor-General of India, the law was amended and strengthened as the 1904 Indian Official Secrets Act. A new
THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT Read More »











