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Why two Bombay HC judges have differed on Centre's 'fake news' fact check Rule | Explained News - Vimarsana News

Why two Bombay HC judges have differed on Centre's 'fake news' fact check Rule | Explained News

Justice Gautam Patel has said the Rule is 'nothing but censorship'; Justice Neela Gokhale has agreed with the Centre's argument. A third judge will now hear the matter afresh.

Bombay HC delivers split verdict on pleas of Kunal Kamra, others against amended IT Rules; third judge to decide - Vimarsana News

Bombay HC delivers split verdict on pleas of Kunal Kamra, others against amended IT Rules; third judge to decide

The Centre said the Fact Check Unit for online content will not be notified for 10 days

Bombay HC delivers split verdict on challenge to IT Rules on content fact-checking - Vimarsana News

Bombay HC delivers split verdict on challenge to IT Rules on content fact-checking

As per the existing convention the case will now be referred to a third judge by the Chief Justice of Bombay High Court. It was orally told in the court that the Chief Justice may take sometime to allocate the case to a third judge.

IT Rules Amendment 2023: Bombay High Court delivers split verdict in Kunal Kamra challenge to Fact Check Unit - Vimarsana News

IT Rules Amendment 2023: Bombay High Court delivers split verdict in Kunal Kamra challenge to Fact Check Unit

While Justice Gautam Patel ruled in favour of the petitioners and struck down the provision, Justice Neela Gokhale dismissed the petitions.

Delhi High Court Refuses Pre-Censorship Of Content Against Rohingya Community On Facebook, Says Treatment Can't Be Worse Than Disease - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court Refuses Pre-Censorship Of Content Against Rohingya Community On Facebook, Says Treatment Can't Be Worse Than Disease

The Delhi High Court has refused to pass an order directing the Union Government to restrain Facebook India from allegedly promoting “hateful and harmful content” against the Rohingya community on the...

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