Delhi HC Protects Journalist Rajat Sharma’s Personality Rights
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Delhi HC Permanently Restrains Several Facebook Pages, YouTube Channels from Misusing Rajat Sharma’s Persona
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Delhi High Court has passed a decree of permanent injunction against several Facebook pages and YouTube channels for infringing the personality and publicity rights of India TV Chairman Rajat Sharma and the intellectual property rights of India TV. India News | Delhi HC Permanently Restrains Several Facebook Pages, YouTube Channels from Misusing Rajat Sharma’s Persona.
Delhi HC protects personality rights of journalist Rajat Sharma
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has restrained several Facebook and YouTube accounts from infringing the personality and publicity rights of journalist Rajat Sharma and directed the platforms to take down such content, including AI-generated deepfake videos. In a final order passed on August 24, Justice Jyoti Singh decreed the lawsuit by the India TV … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and…
Delhi HC orders Meta, YouTube to pull down deepfake videos of Rajat Sharma from Facebook, YouTube channels
The Delhi High Court has ordered Meta and Google to remove Facebook pages and YouTube channels carrying deepfake videos of India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma. The court cited misinformation, AI misuse, personality rights, trademarks and copyright violations.
Delhi High Court directs Meta, YouTube to take down deepfake videos of Rajat Sharma
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has directed Meta Inc and Google Inc to take down multiple Facebook pages and YouTube channels which had posted deepfake videos of India TV chairman Rajat Sharma. In her decree of permanent injunction issued dated August 24, 2026, Justice Jyoti Singh wrote: "Concerned defendants (Meta and Google) shall acknowledge the request within 24 hours and take action within 36 hours thereafter. In case, the concerned defend…
The Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of the Facebook page and YouTube channel associated with Rajat Sharma's deepfake video. Meta and Google must accept the request within 24 hours of receiving the complaint and take action within 36 hours.
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