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Right to be Forgotten

Right to be Forgotten

Right to be Forgotten

Supreme Court of India hears Article 32 petition seeking guidelines against police posting photographs and videos of accused persons on official social media before trial.

PIL In Supreme Court Seeks 'Digital D.K. Basu' Guidelines Against Police Social Media Posts On Accused Before Trial

- By Sukriti Mishra | | 22 July 2026 11:26 AM IST

Delhi High Court rules that an individual’s right to dignity and reputation prevails over media freedom when criminal allegations no longer survive.

Delhi High Court Holds Right to Dignity Overrides Press Freedom in 'Right to be Forgotten' Case

- By Sanya Talwar | | 20 Dec 2025 12:58 PM IST

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