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Uniindia: New Delhi, Oct 31 (UNI) Big relief for Arun Poorie, as the Supreme Court in its order today quashed the criminal defamation filed by a former diplomat, O P Bhola, against India Today Editor-in-Chief, Poorie and some other government officials, but, however, it refused to quash the proceedings against the reporter who filed the story.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Supreme Court on Monday quashed a criminal defamation complaint against India Today Chairperson Aroon Purie over an article published in the magazine in 2007 but denied relief to its author. India News | SC Allows Appeal of India Today Chairperson, Quashes Criminal Defamation Complaint Against Him.

High Courts Weekly Roundup [April 5, 2021 – April 11, 2021] Share This - 1. A Single Bench of Justice Ajay Bhanot laid down the procedure to be adopted by the competent authority for inquiring into the criminal antecedents of a candidate for the purpose of selection. It elucidated the type of materials that may be considered by such authority, the standard of proof, and other aggravating/ mitigating factors for the purpose. The Bench also made it clear that such inquiry is different from a trial/civil proceeding before a Court of law and hence, competent authority is not always...

Delhi High Court Refuses To Quash Criminal Defamation Case Against Arun Purie And Others Filed By Former Indian Diplomat Share This - x The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition filed by former India Today Editor-in -Chief Arun Purie and others seeking to quash a defamation complaint lodged against him by a former Indian Diplomat in relation to an article published in India Today Magazine in 2007. The news article 'Mission Misconduct' reported about the allegations against the then Indian deputy consul general in Edinburgh, O.P. Bhola. The Article reported that "allegations of soliciting...