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UPSC Law Optional 2026 Paper II Q1(e) on sedition under IPC and BNS Section 152 – Lawxpertsmv India

UPSC Law Optional 2026 PYQ: Paper II Q1(e) – From Sedition to BNS Section 152

This UPSC Law Optional PYQ 2026 asks about one of the most debated changes in the new criminal laws: the move from sedition to BNS Section 152. UPSC CSE Mains 2026 · Law Optional Paper II · Section A · Q1(e) · 10 marks "From 'sedition' under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 to 'acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India' under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, how has the law changed? Explain." Source: exam held 30 August 2026. Full 2026 Paper I & II What this que

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UPSC Law Optional 2026 PYQ: Paper I Q5(c) – Is the Right to Asylum a Fundamental Right?

This UPSC Law Optional PYQ 2026 tests one of the most frequently asked International Law topics: asylum. UPSC CSE Mains 2026 · Law Optional Paper I · Section B · Q5(c) · 10 marks "What is 'asylum'? Is 'Right to Asylum' a fundamental right of a person in other country to save from prosecution? Explain." Source: exam held 30 August 2026. Official paper (UPSC) | Full 2026 Paper I & II What this question tests The question has two parts. First, a clear definition of asylum. Secon