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Delhi High Court rules in the favour of Janhvi Kapoor as it orders removal of obscene content from 5000 pages on the internet, her plea covered allegedly pornographic, AI, fake content

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The Delhi High Court has ordered removal of some online content targeting Janhvi Kapoor. The court clarified that personality rights cannot be broadly applied to restrict expression. It asked Kapoor’s lawyers to narrow down unlawful content claims for action. Blanket removal requests for fan pages and dynamic injunctions were rejected by the judge. The case aims to bring clarity to celebrity personality rights in the digital age.
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