The Delhi High Court orders Google and other defendants to remove 39 additional short videos related to the Isha Foundation defamation case. The new takedown directive covers the same set of content as part of an earlier injunction framework, along with five English-language videos already included in the initial removal order. The court also states that these additional videos are covered by the original application for an injunction. Alongside the removal order, the court continues to restrain parties from creating or publishing defamatory content. The case is set to be heard again on August 5, according to the reports. The order therefore extends the scope of the takedown request beyond the videos addressed in the initial directive, while maintaining the court’s broader approach to preventing further defamatory dissemination. The reports do not provide details on the specific allegations made in the videos or on any defences raised by the platforms, but they confirm the procedural status of the matter and the next scheduled hearing date.
Delhi High Court orders Google to remove additional videos in Isha Foundation defamation case
The Delhi High Court orders Google and other defendants to remove 39 additional short videos related to the Isha Foundation defamation case. The new takedown directive covers the same set of content a...
- Delhi High Court orders Google and other defendants to remove 39 additional short videos.
- The order also covers five English-language videos included in an earlier takedown order.
- The court says the additional videos are already part of the original injunction application.
- The court maintains restraints on creating and publishing defamatory content.
- The matter is listed for further hearing on August 5.
The Delhi high court has ordered Google and other defendants to remove 39 short videos. These videos, along with five English-language ones, are covered by an earlier takedown order. The court clarified that these additional videos were already part of the original injunction application. It also continued its restraint on creating and publishing defamatory content. The matter was listed for further hearing on August 5.
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