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Gauhati HC Quashes Case Against Influencer Who Claimed Assamese Women Practise Black Magic and Convert Men Into Animals [Read Order]
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Gauhati HC Quashes Case Against Influencer Who Claimed Assamese Women Practise Black Magic and Convert Men Into Animals [Read Order]

Gauhati High Court quashes case against influencer Abhishek Kar over remarks on black magic in Assam, holds offences under BNS, IT Act not made out.

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Karnataka HC Refuses to Quash FIR Against WhatsApp Group Member for Allegedly Circulating Obscene Images of Hindu Deities [Read Order] Judiciary
Karnataka HC Refuses to Quash FIR Against WhatsApp Group Member for Allegedly Circulating Obscene Images of Hindu Deities [Read Order]

Karnataka High Court refuses to quash FIR against WhatsApp group member for circulating obscene images of Hindu deities, holds prima facie offence under IPC.

Kerala Court Acquits Actor Dileep in 2017 Assault Conspiracy Case; Prime Accused Pulsar Suni and Five Others Convicted CelebStreet
Kerala Court Acquits Actor Dileep in 2017 Assault Conspiracy Case; Prime Accused Pulsar Suni and Five Others Convicted

Kerala court acquits actor Dileep in the 2017 assault conspiracy case; convicts prime accused Pulsar Suni and five others for rape and related offences.

Ranveer Allahbadia Controversy: Complainant Says ‘No Arrest Needed’ Know The Law
Ranveer Allahbadia Controversy: Complainant Says ‘No Arrest Needed’

Complainant Akshit Singh tells LawStreet Journal he seeks accountability, not arrests, in the Ranveer Allahbadia-Samay Raina controversy over obscene content.

Storage or watching child porno is offence under POCSO Act: SC Judiciary
Storage or watching child porno is offence under POCSO Act: SC

SC rules storage or watching child pornography an offence under POCSO Act, overturning Madras HC order, and urges replacing the term with CSEAM.

Mere possession of child pornography without intent to distribute is not an offence: Kerala High Court [Read Order]

Mere possession of child pornography without intent to distribute does not constitute an offense under POCSO Act or IT Act: Kerala HC

Vulgarity and profanities do not per se amount to obscenity: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that vulgarity and profanities alone do not constitute obscenity, emphasizing freedom of speech over criminalization.

Manipur Violence: Anticipatory bail granted to man who shared WhatsApp image of half-naked woman draped in National Flag

Karnataka High Court grants anticipatory bail over a WhatsApp image linked to Manipur violence, highlighting legal debates on freedom and dignity.

Merely watching child porn not offence under POCSO and IT Act: Madras HC bats for proper education against Gen-Z porn addiction [Read Order]

Merely downloading or watching child pornography on ones personal electronic device is not an offence under the POCSO Act and the IT Act, the Madras High Court recently ruled. The Court also highlight...

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