J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary Moves Delhi High Court Over “Objectionable” Viral Social Media Videos

Jammu & Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary has approached the Delhi High Court seeking removal of allegedly defamatory and sexually suggestive videos circulating online. The Court has asked him to submit the video transcripts and directed Google and Meta to disclose details of the pages and channels that uploaded the content.

Supreme Court Issues Bailable Warrant Against Lawyer Over ‘Scandalous’ Complaint Targeting Judges and Senior Advocates

The Supreme Court issued bailable warrants against advocate Mukut Nath Verma for filing a “scandalous and frivolous” complaint against SCBA Election Committee members and judges. The Court warned such defamatory actions cannot go unchecked and prima facie constitute criminal contempt.

Sameer Wankhede’s Sister Challenges Police Clean Chit to Nawab Malik in Defamation Case

Yasmeen Wankhede has opposed the police report clearing Nawab Malik in her defamation case, alleging the investigation was biased and “influenced.”

Madras High Court: “Unproven Sexual Charges Against Husband, Father-in-Law Amounts to Mental Cruelty”

The Madras High Court ruled that making unproven sexual allegations against a husband and his father causes mental cruelty and can be valid grounds for seeking divorce under the law.

Godi Judge Remark | “Threatens Judiciary’s Reputation”: SC Orders Journalist Ajay Shukla to Remove Video

Today, On 30th May, The Supreme Court ordered journalist Ajay Shukla to remove a video containing allegations against a judge. The court said, “Such scandalous allegations widely published on YouTube are likely to bring disrepute to the august institution of judiciary.”

Ashneer Grover vs BharatPe | Delhi HC Orders Removal of ‘Defamatory Content’ by Grover Against BharatPe

Today(on 15th March),, Justice Prathiba M. Singh of the Delhi High Court ordered Ashneer Grover to remove recent allegations against BharatPe and its chairman, Rajnish Kumar. The court also directed The Economic Times to retract articles about Grover’s letters to the RBI. Grover was fined Rs. 2 lakh for disobeying the court’s order and using inappropriate language on social media.