The Delhi High Court directs Meta to immediately remove an objectionable morphed photo showing a woman with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The court’s order comes in response to concerns about the use of a manipulated image in a way that targets both the individual concerned and the Prime Minister.
Justice Girish Kathpalia, according to both reports, treats the matter as unusually serious because it involves more than a single person: it also depicts the country’s Prime Minister. The outlets describe the court’s view of the case as extraordinary, given the public figure implicated through the morph.
While the reports broadly align on the court’s direction and the central issue—the need to take down the morphed image—details on procedural steps or specific timelines beyond “immediately” are not elaborated further in the provided excerpts. The reporting focuses on the High Court’s intervention and the directive to Meta to remove the content.
