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Delhi High Court Asks Social Media Firms to Act After NTR Junior Alleges Violation of Personality Rights
Update / Judgement Date
08 Dec 2025
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Sakshi Bhardwaj — WCP Legal Desk
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1 min read
The article covers a petition filed before the Delhi High Court by actor NTR Junior alleging violation of his personality rights due to defamatory or unauthorised content on social media platforms. The Court directed social media companies to take action — such as removing the offending material, blocking accounts, or taking other remedial steps — instead of ignoring content merely on platforms being digital and private. The judgment underscores the evolving jurisprudence on personality rights, intermediary liability, and the responsibilities of social-media intermediaries under Indian law. It signals a growing trend of judicial intervention to regulate digital content when personal rights are at stake.