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Professional Tweeter: Bombay High Court On Woman Charged Over Offensive Tweets

The tweet was flagged by a police official who found it objectionable (Representational) Mumbai: A woman charged by the Mumbai Police for posting allegedly offensive tweets had over 20,000 followers on Twitter and could be considered as a social media influencer or even a professional tweeter , the Maharashtra government told the Bombay High Court on Monday. Earlier, the counsel for the accused Sunaina Holey had told the high court that she was not a public figure who is capable of influencing a large number of people through her tweets. Senior counsel Manoj Mohite, who appeared for the Maharashtra government, told the high court that the accused was charged for one of her tweets suggesting that the coronavirus pandemic was caused by a particular political party.

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SC Revives Free Speech Debate After Issuing Notices to Kamra, Taneja for 'Contemptuous' Tweets

SC Revives Free Speech Debate After Issuing Notices to Kamra, Taneja for Contemptuous Tweets The Attorney Generalâs consent to initiate contempt of court proceedings against Kamra and Taneja appears to have left the bench with no option, but to issue notice, even though it is based on the absence of any ingredients of âcriminal contemptâ. Attorney General K.K. Venugopal (L) and Kunal Kamra (R). Photo: Twitter/PTI Rights20/Dec/2020 A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court comprising Justices Ashok Bhushan, R. Subhash Reddy and M.R.Shah, on Friday, issued notices to stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra and cartoonist Rachita Taneja for their tweets on the apex court, which according to the petitioners, constitute contempt of court. Â The bench has asked Kamra and Taneja to respond to the notices within six weeks, while dispensing with their presence during the hearings for the time being.

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Avoid tweets on matters that are being heard by court: Bombay HC to Thane resident booked for commenting against CM

Avoid tweets on matters that are being heard by court: Bombay HC to Thane resident booked for commenting against CM
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Tweets against Uddhav, Aaditya: No coercive action, chargesheet against Navi Mumbai resident, says HC

Tweets against Uddhav, Aaditya: No coercive action, chargesheet against Navi Mumbai resident, says HC The court also asked Sunaina Holey’s counsel to advise his client to refrain from posting comments on the subject matter of the three petitions filed by Holey, seeking quashing of the FIRs against her alleged offensive tweets, as they are being heard by the HC. December 18, 2020 2:41:38 am Also, no chargesheet would be filed in any of the three cases till they are heard, the HC said. (Representational) The Bombay High Court on Thursday directed the police not to take any coercive action or file chargesheet in any of the three cases filed against Navi Mumbai resident Sunaina Holey, who was booked by the Mumbai and Palghar police for allegedly making offensive remarks on social media against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and his son Aaditya.

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Contempt should be last resort: Bombay HC on woman's tweets against Thackerays

Contempt should be last resort: Bombay HC on woman s tweets against Thackerays Contempt should be last resort: Bombay HC on woman s tweets against Thackerays The Bombay High Court said that the judiciary remains open to criticism, and contempt of court must remain the last resort or weapon . advertisement UPDATED: December 16, 2020 11:40 IST Mumbai Police had registered an FIR against Sunaina Holey, who moved the Bombay High Court to get it quashed. (Photo: PTI) A division bench comprising Justices SS Shinde and MS Karnik of the Bombay High Court has heard a plea filed by social media user Sunaina Holey, who is seeking quashing of an FIR against her.

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