Pil Filed Before Delhi High Court To Stop Arnab Gosw A public interest litigation has been filed before the delhi high court to direct arnab goswami, as well as his media company which runs republic tv, to immediately refrain from publishing or broadcasting any information or news related to any criminal investigation in the name of investigative journalism. The court has said that the pil against such videos could be heard tomorrow. prashant jha. published on: 01 may 2024, 5:33 am. a public interest litigation (pil) petition has been filed before the delhi high court seeking directions to the election commission of india (eci) to stop the circulation of deepfake videos amid the lok sabha elections.
Pil Filed Before Delhi High Court To Stop Arnab Gosw A public interest litigation (pil) has been filed before the delhi high court against circulation of deepfake videos trying to influence the ongoing lok sabha polls. the plea was mentioned by. A public interest litigation (pil) has been moved in the delhi high court seeking direction to election commission of india (eci) and union of india to formulate and implement the necessary. The court posted the matter for further hearing on january 8, 2024. the petitioner, advocate chaitanya rohilla, has filed the pil through advocate manohar lal. the pil underscores the pressing necessity for regulatory frameworks governing these technologies, drawing attention to their potential far reaching consequences. The pil stated that deep fake videos constituted a source of misinformation and needed to be restricted within 24 hours of being uploaded to minimize harm, particularly during election campaigning. recently, a public interest litigation was initiated by a group of lawyers through senior advocate jayanti mehta, in the delhi high court.
Pil In Delhi Hc Seeks To Prevent Republic Tv From Reporting Crime Probes The court posted the matter for further hearing on january 8, 2024. the petitioner, advocate chaitanya rohilla, has filed the pil through advocate manohar lal. the pil underscores the pressing necessity for regulatory frameworks governing these technologies, drawing attention to their potential far reaching consequences. The pil stated that deep fake videos constituted a source of misinformation and needed to be restricted within 24 hours of being uploaded to minimize harm, particularly during election campaigning. recently, a public interest litigation was initiated by a group of lawyers through senior advocate jayanti mehta, in the delhi high court. Hon’ble. high. court. of. judicature at allahabad on may 18, 2016 beingpublic. interest litigation (pil) no. 24471 of 2016titled “anish. agarwal and anr. v. state of uttar pradesh and 4 ors.”and the hon’ble allahabad high court vide its order. dated may 26, 2016 had granted a period of 4 weeks to. A plea against an order of the karnataka high court which had rejected a petition regarding pension to the state information commissioners was dismissed by the supreme court. the court declared that an interested person was not entitled to file public interest litigation (pil). thhindu , 14 october, 2021.
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