MP HC Warns Judicial Officers Against Sharing Vulgar, Obscene Videos On FB, WhatsApp, Etc [Read Memo]
7 years, 7 months ago

MP HC Warns Judicial Officers Against Sharing Vulgar, Obscene Videos On FB, WhatsApp, Etc [Read Memo]

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The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s administration has warned of disciplinary action against judicial officers of subordinate judiciary if they are found indulge in sharing any vulgar, obscene videos, photographs, etc. on social networking sites such as Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.The administration has taken note of the fact that some judicial officers “indulge in posting of objectionable,. The administration has taken note of the fact that some judicial officers “indulge in posting of objectionable, unwanted and obscene material on WhatsApp groups”. This act of such judicial officers “is not only disreputing the image of the judiciary as whole, but is also maligning the image of the individual judge indulged in sharing such posts/material”, the memo said.

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'Objectionable' Social Media Post Triggers Tension In Madhya Pradesh's Burhanpur
2 weeks ago

'Objectionable' Social Media Post Triggers Tension In Madhya Pradesh's Burhanpur

ABP News  

An "objectionable" social media post triggered tension in Madhya Pradesh's Burhanpur on Tuesday night. A large number of people from a community gathered and protested after the post "hurting religious sentiments" went viral on social media, Superintendent of Police Devendra Patidar said. Patidar informed reporters that a large number of people had gathered to protest after the social media post …

Madhya Pradesh: Eight booked in connection with uploading child pornography content on social media in Indore
1 year, 8 months ago

Madhya Pradesh: Eight booked in connection with uploading child pornography content on social media in Indore

India TV News  

Indore crime news: At least eight persons were booked in connection with allegedly uploading child pornography content over various social media platforms in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district, a police official said today. Speaking on the issue, Deputy Commissioner of Police Aditya Mishra told media, “An organisation named National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which works on child sex abuse …

BREAKING: Delhi High Court Orders Blocking Of Judicial Officer's Sexually Explicit Video On Social Media
2 years, 4 months ago

BREAKING: Delhi High Court Orders Blocking Of Judicial Officer's Sexually Explicit Video On Social Media

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The Delhi High Court on Wednesday evening directed the Centre and social media platforms to ensure that all appropriate steps are taken to prevent the sharing of a sexually explicit video of a judicial officer, which has been in circulation on the internet since yesterday. Justice Yashwant Varma also asked the union government to comply with an early communication sent …

Chief Minister's Social Media Posts Not Equal To Administrative Order/Instruction: Madhya Pradesh High Court
3 years, 8 months ago

Chief Minister's Social Media Posts Not Equal To Administrative Order/Instruction: Madhya Pradesh High Court

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While upholding the detention of a man, accused of black marketing of Remdesivir injections amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Madhya Pradesh High Court recently observed that the social media posts of a Chief Minister can't be equated with an administrative order/instruction. Argument put forth Placing reliance on various social media posts of the Chief Minister of the State, the Counsel …

"Hosting Abusive & Defamatory Content Against Govt., Judiciary, Executive": Plea in MP HC Against Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter
4 years, 2 months ago

"Hosting Abusive & Defamatory Content Against Govt., Judiciary, Executive": Plea in MP HC Against Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter

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A Public Interest Litigation has been moved before the Madhya Pradesh High Court against Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Twitter for allegedly displaying/hosting obscene, unregulated, uncertified, sexually explicit, and legally restricted content. Lastly, the plea states that due to non-interference of government, these platforms are spreading communal hatred, causing defamation to the government of India, the Judiciary, the Executive bodies of …

Can State Violate Privacy Rights Of Accused By Publishing Their Photographs In Media Or Parading Them? Madhya Pradesh HC To Examine [Read Order]
4 years, 5 months ago

Can State Violate Privacy Rights Of Accused By Publishing Their Photographs In Media Or Parading Them? Madhya Pradesh HC To Examine [Read Order]

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The Madhya Pradesh High Court will examine whether the State Govt. by issuing an executive instruction, can violate the privacy rights of the accused by publishing their uncovered faces in news paper/ media or by parading them in Society. by issuing an executive instruction, can violate the privacy rights of the accused by publishing their uncovered faces in news paper/ …

Can't Issue Blanket Order To Restrict Circulation Of News On Whatsapp, Facebook Etc. On Wild Allegations: MP HC [Read Order]
4 years, 5 months ago

Can't Issue Blanket Order To Restrict Circulation Of News On Whatsapp, Facebook Etc. On Wild Allegations: MP HC [Read Order]

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The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Wednesday refused to put a blanket order to restrict the circulation of news on WhatsApp, Facebook etc. That Fake News Channels and their Fake Journalists, running and working on Mobile Applications, WhatsApp, Youtube, Facebook and on other social media platforms, without the permission of the Information and Public Relation Department, be banned and an …

Circulation Of Sexual Videos Online: SC Asks Centre To File Status Report On Meeting With Stakeholders
5 years, 1 month ago

Circulation Of Sexual Videos Online: SC Asks Centre To File Status Report On Meeting With Stakeholders

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A Bench of the Supreme Court of India, comprising of Chief Justice of India, S.A. Bobde, and Justices B.R. Gavai and Surya Kant adjourned the matter with regard to mass circulation of videos containing sexual violence over internet-based messaging platforms.On Tuesday Advocate Aparna Bhat for the Petitioner informed the Bench that despite the setting up of a cyber police portal, …

Court Staff Warned Against Sharing Of Official Communication On Social Media [Read Circular]
6 years, 2 months ago

Court Staff Warned Against Sharing Of Official Communication On Social Media [Read Circular]

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In the constantly evolving social media and an increasingly higher percentage of people taking to it to discuss and dissect judicial decisions or administration of justice, all "court officials" of the six district courts of Delhi have been warned not to upload/publish official communication on WhatsApp, Facebook etc., without prior permission. "It has been noticed that some of the court …

MP HC Warns Judicial Officers Against Sharing Vulgar, Obscene Videos On FB, WhatsApp, Etc [Read Memo]
7 years, 7 months ago

MP HC Warns Judicial Officers Against Sharing Vulgar, Obscene Videos On FB, WhatsApp, Etc [Read Memo]

Live Law  

The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s administration has warned of disciplinary action against judicial officers of subordinate judiciary if they are found indulge in sharing any vulgar, obscene videos, photographs, etc. on social networking sites such as Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.The administration has taken note of the fact that some judicial officers “indulge in posting of objectionable,. The administration has taken note …

Delhi Court Summons Websites For Posting Objectionable Contents
13 years, 3 months ago

Delhi Court Summons Websites For Posting Objectionable Contents

India TV News  

New Delhi, Dec 23: In yet another blow to 21 social networking sites including Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and Youtube, a Delhi court today issued summons to them for facing trial for allegedly webcasting objectionable contents. The court's order came three days after another court in a civil case had restrained these sites including Facebook, Google and Youtube from webcasting …

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