[saagarjha]

> In the past, too, complaints were received against him for favouring certain political party person and showing political inclination.

Why is this even a "valid" reason?

[ummonk]

Even in the US there are restrictions on political activity by civil servants. Although I doubt those would encompass what was described here.

[RA_Fisher]

It's not, it's government censorship.

[saagarjha]

I mean, sure, everyone knows it is. But usually governments of democratic countries try to hide their intentions with some sort of reasonable-sounding excuse?

[sonnyblarney]

'Censorship' is bad, but I'm a little more concerned about the 'arrest' part ...