A voice-dubbed parody of a political sermon, even if clearly labelled as satire, could be construed under the bill as distorted or fabricated and made liable to prosecution.
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Opinion: Opinion | Joking Hazards: How A Karnataka Bill Could Kill Online Parody, Satire
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