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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Blocking Content Against Judiciary, Govt

👩‍⚖️ Court Won't Ban Your Spicy Memes

Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: NewsX · 1 min read · · Updated

🚀 OOPS SAYS

So the Supreme Court basically looked at all our spicy memes and decided they can take a joke. Your drafts folder lives to fight another day.

What actually happened

The plea raised concerns over posts, memes and statements allegedly capable of promoting communal disharmony, undermining judicial independence and threatening national integrity. The petition also alleged that social media intermediaries had failed to take appropriate action under the Information Technology Act and the rules framed under it.

Key points

  • The plea raised concerns over posts, memes and statements allegedly capable of promoting communal disharmony, undermining judicial independence and threatening national integrity.
  • The petition also alleged that social media intermediaries had failed to take appropriate action under the Information Technology Act and the rules framed under it.

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