Nitasha Kaul Challenges OCI Cancellation In Delhi High Court, Calls India Entry Ban “Unfair And Unconstitutional”

UK-based academic Nitasha Kaul has approached the Delhi High Court against the Centre’s decision to cancel her OCI status and ban her entry into India. The plea questions the legality of the move, calling it a violation of free speech and due process.

X Corp Moves Karnataka High Court: Challenges Single Judge Ruling Upholding Centre’s Sahyog Portal

X Corp has filed a writ appeal before the Karnataka High Court challenging a single-judge ruling that upheld the legality of the Centre’s Sahyog portal used for content takedown orders. The appeal, submitted on November 14, is awaiting listing before a Division Bench.

Criticising CM’s Relief Fund Protected Under Free Speech: Kerala High Court Quashes Case Over Facebook Comment

The Kerala High Court ruled that criticising the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund is part of free speech, quashing charges against a man for his Facebook post. Justice VG Arun said mere criticism of the government cannot attract criminal action unless it incites public disorder.

Supreme Court Refuses to Quash Case Over Facebook Post Saying ‘Babri Masjid Will Be Rebuilt’

The Supreme Court declined to interfere in a case against a law graduate who posted that the Babri Masjid “will be rebuilt.”
The Bench said the defence can be raised before the trial court as the plea was withdrawn after brief exchanges.

UP Court to Deliver Verdict on Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Fighting Indian State’ Remarks on November 7

A Chandausi court has reserved its judgment in a case against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his “fighting the Indian state” remarks. The verdict is set to be announced on November 7.

Supreme Court Rejects Neha Singh Rathore’s Plea Over Tweets on PM Modi & Pahalgam Attack, Orders Trial

Today, On 13th October, Supreme Court refused singer and activist Neha Singh Rathore’s plea challenging an FIR over her social media post on the Pahalgam terror attack. The Court told her, “Go and face trial,” without commenting on the case merits.

‘When Speech Crosses the Line, It Collides with Dignity’: Delhi High Court Warns Social Media Users on Free Expression

The Delhi High Court said free speech must not be misused to insult or humiliate others, stressing that “free speech should therefore not trample on dignity and vice versa.” Justice Ravinder Dudeja cautioned influencers and netizens to post responsibly, noting that online content can cause lasting harm.

“Social media cannot be left in anarchic freedom”: X Corp to Appeal Karnataka High Court Ruling on Sahyog Portal

X Corp said it will appeal the Karnataka High Court verdict upholding the government’s Sahyog portal, calling it a threat to free expression. The company argued the system bypasses due process and violates constitutional rights.

Journalist Ravish Kumar Appeals Rohini Court Order Against Restricting Reports on Adani

Journalist Ravish Kumar has challenged the Rohini court’s injunction stopping him from reporting on Adani. He calls the case a direct attack on press freedom and democracy.

Delhi High Court to Direct Removal of Memes, Videos Targeting BJP Leader Gaurav Bhatia: Will Order Take Down of Defamatory Content

Today, On 25th September, Delhi High Court orally stated that it will direct the removal of memes and videos targeting BJP leader and Senior Advocate Gaurav Bhatia. The Court stated, “We will order take down of defamatory videos” if defendants fail to comply.