38.6c New Delhi, India, Friday, October 25, 2024
Breaking News
Top Stories Supreme Court
Political NEWS Legislative Corner Celebstreet International Videos
Subscribe Contact Us
close
Legal Insiders

Legal Notice Served To India News Channel For Spreading False News About Tis Hazari Violence [Read Legal Notice]

By LawStreet News Network      06 November, 2019 12:11 PM      0 Comments

A legal notice has been served on the Editor-in-Chief of the India News Channel on November 4, 2019, for spreading false news pertaining to the incident took place in the Tis Hazari Court.

Advocate Deepak Choudhary served the legal notice accusing the news channel of publishing frivolous statement against the innocent advocates by publishing an irresponsible and inauthentic piece on their news platform. 

As per the legal notice, the news channel on November 2, 2019, the day when the brutal attack took place in the Tis Hazari Court, had allegedly published the news about the incident under the statement: Kale coat ke gurur mein gundagardi.

Alleging that the news channel has published the news without knowing the facts of the incident, advocate Choudhary stated that Your news channel has published such a derogatory statement for the advocates who have been engaged in providing their selfless services to every segments of the society. Being a fourth pillar of the democracy, a news channel is expected to discharge its duties in a responsible manner. Your news channel has published such news without knowing the facts of the incidence and in the absence of any official press release from Delhi Bar Association.

Thus blaming the news channel for tarnishing the image of innocent advocates in the society and also denting the reputation of this noble profession amongst the general public, advocate Choudhary has demanded immediate corrigendum/ written apology from the news channel. 

He also demanded a clarification of the same over the news channel and said that in case of failure the news channel shall be liable to face stringent legal action. 

On November 2, 2019, a massive clash broke out between the Delhi police and lawyers in the Tis Hazari Court over a meagre issue of car parking. Around 2000 policemen attached on advocates including female advocates and vandalised the lawyers chambers. 

Watch the full story below.  [Read Legal Notice]



Share this article:

User Avatar
About:


Leave a feedback about this
TRENDING NEWS

cheque-issued-for-bribe-payment-not-enforceable-under-ni-act-punjab-and-haryana-hc
Trending Judiciary
Cheque issued for bribe payment not enforceable under NI Act: Punjab and Haryana HC [Read Order]

The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that bribe payments do not constitute legally enforceable liabilities under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.

24 October, 2024 10:56 AM
pune-porsche-accident-bombay-hc-rejects-anticipatory-bail-over-alleged-evidence-tampering-involving-3-lakh-bribe
Trending Judiciary
Pune Porsche Accident: Bombay HC rejects anticipatory bail over alleged evidence tampering involving ₹3 lakh bribe [Read Order]

Bombay High Court rejects anticipatory bail in Pune Porsche accident case, citing serious evidence tampering and bribery allegations against the accused’s father.

24 October, 2024 11:07 AM

TOP STORIES

sc-dismisses-plea-for-direction-to-set-up-regulatory-board-to-monitor-and-manage-ott-platforms
Trending Judiciary
SC dismisses plea for direction to set up regulatory board to monitor & manage OTT platforms

SC dismisses plea to set up a regulatory board for OTT platforms, stating the issue falls under policy matters, not for the court to intervene.

19 October, 2024 06:22 PM
a-judges-praise-of-politician-may-affect-publics-trust-in-judiciary-sc-judge-b-r-gavai
Trending Judiciary
A judge's praise of politician may affect public's trust in judiciary: SC judge B R Gavai

SC Judge B R Gavai cautions that judges praising politicians and resigning to contest elections may erode public trust and compromise judicial impartiality.

21 October, 2024 01:34 PM
complainant-cant-insist-on-deciding-plea-to-summon-other-accused-before-cross-examination-sc
Trending Judiciary
Complainant can't insist on deciding plea to summon other accused before cross examination: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules complainant can’t delay cross-examination to summon others as accused; trial court has discretion on timing under Section 319 CrPC.

21 October, 2024 01:36 PM
sc-dismisses-kejriwals-plea-against-summons-in-defamation-case-on-remarks-on-pms-academic-degree
Trending Judiciary
SC dismisses Kejriwal's plea against summons in defamation case on remarks on PM's academic degree

SC dismisses Kejriwal’s plea challenging summons in defamation case over remarks on PM Modi’s degree, upholding Gujarat University’s complaint.

21 October, 2024 05:10 PM

ADVERTISEMENT


Join Group

Signup for Our Newsletter

Get Exclusive access to members only content by email