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Rajdeep Sardesai and India Today secure a gag order against social media user who had said they took 8 crores for Rhea interview
Issuing an order on India Today petition, the Delhi HC has ordered Twitter to suspend the man named Anurag Srivastava, and Google to remove the content from search results.
India Today Group issues guidelines prohibiting employees from posting any personal view on social media, says it does not breach freedom of expression
India Today says persons associated with it can post only content from the media house on their personal social media accounts
Mamata Banerjee to ban university professors from criticising the government
Now, there is a ban on FACTS
Read Gujarat HC’s observations while restoring gag order against ‘The Wire’ in the Jay Shah case
The court deemed that three legal prerequisites had been fulfilled to restore the gag
