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Media persons outside the Supreme Court (File photo) NEW DELHI: Moving away from a nine-year-old judgment putting curbs on coverage of court proceedings to protect the rights of the accused, the Supreme Court on Thursday said the media had an unfettered right to report exchanges during hearings as it rejected the Election Commission s plea that the media be restricted to publishing only court orders and judgments. A bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud and M R Shah said, This court stands as a staunch proponent of the freedom of the media to report court proceedings. This, we believe, is integral to the freedom of speech and expression of those who speak, of those who wish to hear and to be heard and above all, in holding the judiciary accountable to the values which justify its existence as a constitutional institution.

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