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Yesterday, On 28th October, a Calcutta High Court live stream was interrupted by an obscene video, raising concerns over the safety of virtual courtrooms. The authorities are investigating the incident, which follows a previous cybersecurity breach at the Supreme Court. Enhanced security measures are considered essential for safeguarding judicial platforms against cyber threats.
Social media influencer Ajeet Bharti faces legal action for allegedly making false statements about Rahul Gandhi. The complaint accuses Bharti of spreading misinformation and inciting religious tensions. The police have registered a case and launched an investigation. The FIR includes sections related to promoting enmity between religious groups. The complaint emphasizes the potential disruption of public order and social harmony.
A Tamil YouTuber is facing legal action for organizing a gender reveal party, violating local regulations and the PC-PNDT Act. Irfan’s video, with 2 million views, led to the health department taking action and cybercrime authorities removing it from YouTube. This case may set a precedent for future legal and cultural implications.
Today, On 15th May, The Supreme Court reserved its decision on granting pre-arrest bail to a Kerala YouTuber accused of posting defamatory content against an MLA. Both parties presented their arguments, focusing on the application of the SC/ST Act. The case is significant in testing legal protections against caste discrimination and the challenges faced by media personalities.