The Delhi High Court upheld restrictions on political advertisements in metro trains and stations during the Model Code of Conduct period. The Court observed that metro infrastructure is linked with government identity and such restrictions prevent political association with public institutions.
Today(on 22nd May),The Division Bench of Calcutta High Court reaffirmed a single-judge’s interim order, restraining BJP from publishing “derogatory” ads against TMC during Lok Sabha campaigns, highlighting the judiciary’s commitment to electoral decorum and misinformation prevention.
On Monday(15th April), Madras High Court has directed the Election Commission to respond to DMK’s petition challenging the rejection of campaign video pre-certification. The DMK seeks redressal over the rejection of their advertisements, claiming unfair treatment compared to other parties. The court’s decision will impact the electoral campaign’s use of audiovisual content for political messages.
