Freedom of speech doesn’t mean licence to abuse others: AU VC

Source: The Times of India· Arvind Chauhan· August 15, 2026

Allahabad University VC Sangita Srivastava says free speech isn’t a licence to abuse; condemns remarks on PM Modi, urges civility and moral values.

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