BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia endorsed CJI B.R. Gavai’s statement that India is governed by law and Constitution, not bulldozers. He also dismissed Rahul Gandhi’s claim that democracy in India is over.
Today, On 13th September, The BJP demanded Arvind Kejriwal’s resignation following the Supreme Court’s statement on the legality of his arrest, claiming he no longer has the moral authority to hold a constitutional position. The Court reiterated that “bail is the rule, and jail an exception,” while questioning the timing and manner of Kejriwal’s arrest by the CBI.
Today (16th April): The Delhi High Court ordered the removal of tweets and YouTube videos falsely alleging Gaurav Bhatia’s assault, citing concerns over “deepfake videos”. The court deemed these claims baseless and defamatory, highlighting the risk of future misuse. It directed the removal of the content until the pending defamation suit is resolved.
Today 8th April, Gaurav Bhatia filed a complaint with the Delhi HC against YouTube channels for mocking the Noida court incident, seeking their removal. The court reserved its verdict, with a decision to be announced on April 10. The videos allegedly damaged Bhatia’s reputation, but the defendants argued for their right to freedom of speech.
Today(on 5th April), The Delhi High Court has issued notices to YouTube channels and social media accounts in Gaurav Bhatia’s defamation case related to the Noida court incident. The lawsuit follows alleged misrepresentation of the incident in media coverage. The court emphasized the need to hear other parties before making any orders, scheduling a hearing for April 8.
Senior Advocate Gaurav Bhatia, a BJP leader, was assaulted at a Noida court despite agreeing to adjourn a matter. The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) condemned the aggression, expressing deep concern and calling for decisive action against the perpetrator. The SCBA emphasized maintaining ethical standards and decorum within the legal profession.