New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to grant any relief to the online fact checking website. information technology rules.
Bench of Justice C Hari Shankar and Justice Subramonium Prasad The parent company of the Pravda Media Foundation did not agree with the petition. Alt News, that the rules regulating digital media should be stayed on the ground that a fresh notice was issued to them to comply or face coercive action. Other online ventures have also demanded an immediate halt.
“We do not agree with you. If you wish, we shall pass a more detailed order, or if you wish, we may re-notify it before the Roster Bench,” the bench said, pointing out that The notice was issued by the government to enforce the rules. The court had not stayed the earlier also. senior counsel Nitya RamakrishnanRepresenting news portals, urged the court to list the matter when the courts reopen after the holidays. However, the HC listed the applications for adjournment before the roster bench on July 7.
Bench of Justice C Hari Shankar and Justice Subramonium Prasad The parent company of the Pravda Media Foundation did not agree with the petition. Alt News, that the rules regulating digital media should be stayed on the ground that a fresh notice was issued to them to comply or face coercive action. Other online ventures have also demanded an immediate halt.
“We do not agree with you. If you wish, we shall pass a more detailed order, or if you wish, we may re-notify it before the Roster Bench,” the bench said, pointing out that The notice was issued by the government to enforce the rules. The court had not stayed the earlier also. senior counsel Nitya RamakrishnanRepresenting news portals, urged the court to list the matter when the courts reopen after the holidays. However, the HC listed the applications for adjournment before the roster bench on July 7.
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