Delhi High Court reserved its decision on the petition of leader Raghav Chadha, said – being trolled after joining BJP is not a violation of privacy.
The Delhi High Court of the national capital has today reserved its decision on the interim petition of BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha to remove the defamatory material. During this time, Delhi High Court also gave some sharp reaction. Responding to the petition of Raghav Chadda, the High Court said that your political decision of joining BJP is being criticized. Prima facie, there is no violation of any personal rights in this.
BJP leader Raghav Chadha has received a shock from Delhi High Court. The court has refused to grant interim relief in the personality rights case. The High Court says that criticism, satire or comments about leaders cannot be banned. This is part of democracy.
Delhi High Court told Raghav Chadha that his political decision and joining BJP is being criticized. Prima facie, there is no case of violation of personality rights in this.
BJP MP Raghav Chadha has received a shock from the Delhi High Court. The High Court has refused to grant interim relief in the Personality Rights case. The court clearly says that comments, satire or criticism on political leaders are an important part of democracy and they cannot be stopped just because they are not liked or are making anyone uncomfortable.
The High Court was hearing a petition in which Raghav had alleged that his picture, name and identity were being misused on social media platforms. It was said in the petition that due to his changing political party, a systematic campaign was carried out against him on social media and his image was damaged.
Justice Subramaniam Prasad was hearing this case in Delhi High Court. While commenting verbally, he said that it is normal to criticize the decisions taken by a political person. He is in public space. The court said during the hearing that this matter is not a personality rights case. If someone feels that his image has been tarnished then he can file a defamation case.
Responding to the petition of Raghav Chadda, the High Court said that your political decision of joining BJP is being criticized. Prima facie, there is no violation of any personal rights in this. In the end, the court also talked about appointing an amicus curiae in this case and reserved the interim order. Along with this, Raghav Chadda was given permission to add defamation claim.
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