India, Feb. 25 -- On February 18, the Supreme Court made headlines after its oral remarks about the YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, who was seeking legal protection after a crass joke that he had made on his channel sparked outrage and led to police proceedings against him in multiple states. Before the Supreme Court, Allahbadia made a very basic prayer: As there were police FIRs against him in more than one state for making the same joke online (a tactic that is often used by states to harass individuals by making them run from place to place when summoned by the police), he asked that these FIRs be "clubbed" together so that he could defend himself in one place rather than be dragged from pillar to post....