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SC Refuses to Interfere With HC Order Against S.Ve Sheker for his Remarks Against Women Journalists - (22 Aug 2023)

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Supreme Court has refused to entertain appeal against Madras High Court’s order against actor and politician S.Ve Sheker for his derogatory remarks against women journalists. High Court had ruled that a person who sends/forwards a message on social media should be made liable for its contents.

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