The ghost of Woodrow Wilson and his beloved Sedition Act are alive and well overseas:

The Times of India said that one of its editors, a reporter and the newspaper itself had been charged with sedition and criminal conspiracy for a series of investigative articles that questioned the competence of the police chief in a city in Gujarat, the volatile state in the country’s west. The articles also raised questions about links between O. P. Mathur, the police chief of the city, Ahmedabad, and the leader of an organized crime group. The police in Ahmedabad declined to comment on the accusations.

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