This comprehensive edition of the Prevention of Seditious Meetings Act, 1911 is an essential resource on India’s legal framework governing public order and the control of seditious gatherings. The Act defines offences related to organizing or attending seditious meetings, prescribes penalties, and empowers authorities to prevent activities threatening public safety or national security. The book provides detailed commentary on statutory provisions, powers of enforcement agencies, procedural guidelines, and case law illustrating practical applications. It explains the responsibilities of citizens, organizers, and government authorities in preventing unlawful gatherings, while highlighting judicial interpretation of sedition-related provisions. Historical context is provided to understand the origins of the law and its relevance to contemporary public order and national security measures. Structured for clarity and practical use, this edition is indispensable for lawyers, law enforcement officers, policy makers, and students of criminal, constitutional, or public law. Indexed sections, annotated provisions, and practical guidance make it a definitive resource for understanding, enforcing, and complying with regulations on seditious meetings and public gatherings in India.






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