Newspapers are untouched by Fact-Check Units, but replicated content on online platforms isn't? Bombay High Court

The Bench reserved its verdict in petitions filed by stand-up comic Kunal Kamra and others challenging the introduction of Fact-Check Units through the amended IT Rules, 2023.

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