SRIJAN KUMAR SHARMA
Hindu College, University of Delhi
Abstract
The work raises a fundamental question concerning India’s national security apparatus; specifically, whether its labelling of internal dissent and its principal anti-terror statute remain consistent with its International Human Rights Law (IHRL) obligations, despite formal treaty compliance. Using doctrinal analysis of the ICCPR, IHL classification criteria (the Tadić test), and India’s own reservations/declarations, alongside case […]