Delhi High Court To Hear Youth Congress Plea On Denied Protest Permission Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar

The Delhi High Court has agreed to hear on October 9 the Indian Youth Congress plea against the Delhi Police’s refusal to permit a Jantar Mantar demonstration against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Delhi High Court: Youth Congress Challenges Police Refusal Of Jantar Mantar Protest Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar

The Youth Congress has moved the Delhi High Court against the Delhi Police’s October 1 refusal to permit a demonstration at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, contending that a blanket ban violates Articles 19(1)(a) and 19(1)(b). The plea is likely to be heard next week.

India AI Summit Protest Row: Delhi High Court Restores Uday Bhanu Chib’s Bail, Slams Sessions Court Order

The Delhi High Court stayed the Sessions Court order that had halted the bail of Youth Congress chief Uday Bhanu Chib in the India AI Summit protest case. The Court said there was “no application of mind” in granting the ex-parte stay and restored his bail till further hearing.

AI Summit Protest Row: Sessions Court Stays 3:30 AM Bail to Youth Congress Chief Uday Bhanu Chib

A Delhi Sessions Court has stayed the Magistrate’s early morning order granting bail to IYC President Uday Bhanu Chib in the India AI Impact Summit protest case. Police had challenged the 3:30 AM bail order after alleging security breach and raising of “anti-national” slogans during the shirtless protest.

BREAKING| AI Impact Summit Protest: Bail Granted to IYC Chief Uday Bhanu Chib

Today, 28th February, A Delhi court granted bail to Indian Youth Congress (IYC) President Uday Bhanu Chib in the case linked to shirtless protests at the India AI Impact Summit. The court allowed him relief while proceedings against him continue.

Gujarat Court Directs Congress to Take Down ‘Modi-Adani’ Deep Fake Video From Social Media

An Ahmedabad civil court has ordered the Congress and four of its leaders to remove a deep fake video allegedly defaming Gautam Adani within 48 hours. The court said the content is prima facie defamatory and may cause irreversible harm to reputation if allowed to circulate online.