The Delhi High Court issues notice and summons to commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra and several media platforms in a privacy-related plea filed by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Saurav Das. Das alleges that his residential address and other personal details were published online without his consent.
At the hearing, the court is told that X has removed posts that allegedly disclosed Das’s address, and that the content is no longer accessible. The Hindu and Times of India both report that the matter is proceeding with the court seeking responses from the individuals and platforms named in the petition.
While both outlets describe the same core allegations and the court’s action, they differ slightly in the procedural emphasis: The Hindu highlights the issuance of notice, while Times of India emphasizes summons. Both also note the role of X’s removal of the disputed posts as a development raised before the court.