The Bombay High Court advised Salman Khan’s neighbour Ketan Kakkad to consider deleting social media posts and videos targeting the actor, observing that access to digital platforms does not confer a right to damage another person’s reputation. The Court stressed that pending disputes should be resolved through legal proceedings.
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission stayed execution of bailable warrants issued against Salman Khan in a misleading advertisement complaint. The Commission also sought complete records, including contempt proceedings under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Salman Khan approached the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission alleging unfair treatment by the Jaipur consumer forum in a misleading advertisement case. The Jaipur commission issued bailable warrants over non-compliance with directions to remove the “Rajshree Elaichi” advertisement.
A Rajasthan High Court judge has recused from hearing the 1998 blackbuck poaching case appeals involving Salman Khan. The matter will now be placed before the Chief Justice to assign it to another bench for fresh hearing.
The City Civil Court in Mumbai restrained filmmaker Abhinav Kashyap and YouTube hosts of Bollywood Thikana from making or circulating defamatory statements about Salman Khan and his family. The court barred all ‘derogatory’ remarks amid the defamation row.
The Delhi High Court has sought a reply from Salman Khan within four weeks after a China-based AI firm challenged the December 11 order protecting his voice and identity. Next hearing is on February 27.
Salman Khan has been directed by the Kota consumer court to appear in person in the ongoing pan masala advertisement case. The court has also sought forensic examination of the power of attorney signature submitted on his behalf.
Salman Khan’s personality rights are set to be protected as the Delhi High Court plans to grant a stay on the unauthorized use of the actor’s name and photos. The move targets misuse for commercial merchandise sales.
Salman Khan has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality rights against the unauthorised use of his name, image, and identity. He wants strict action against unknown entities exploiting his personality for commercial gain.
Salman Khan told the Kota Consumer Court that he promoted only silver-coated cardamom and “not gutkha” in the disputed advertisement. His legal team says the complaint is baseless and has caused “unnecessary harassment.”
