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The single-judge Bench of Justice Girish Kathpalia has issued notice to CJP activists Saurav Das, Abhijit Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka, and Ratna Singh on the plea seeking urgent removal of the allegedly objectionable content.

The Delhi High Court has ordered Meta Platforms to remove, within 24 hours, “objectionable content” concerning a woman claiming that an AI-generated and morphed image of her alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi was circulated online after being displayed during a CJP protest at Jantar Mantar.

Also, the single-judge Bench of Justice Girish Kathpalia asked the Delhi Police to provide complete protection to the petitioner and issued notice to CJP activists Saurav Das, Abhijit Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka, and Ratna Singh on her plea seeking urgent removal of the allegedly objectionable content, IANS reported.

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Further, Delhi Police has been directed to file a status report detailing the action taken in the matter. The case was posted for further hearing on October 14.

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“In order to ensure that she is provided complete police protection, it is directed that today she will disclose her exact residential address to the IO present in Court. And IO shall forthwith transmit the address to SHO of the area in which petitioner resides. IO shall also transmit a copy of this order to the said SHO, who is directed to ensure complete police protection to the petitioner in all possible and practical manner,” Justice Kathpalia said.

Earlier, police informed the court that an FIR had already been registered in connection with the alleged circulation of the content and submitted that action would be taken expeditiously.

“Delhi Police accepts notice and submits that since FIR was registered yesterday itself, the action shall be taken as expeditiously as possible,” the order recorded.

Also, the Delhi High Court has directed the registry to redact all the impugned web links from the petition and its annexures.

However, it told the petitioner to hand over the pictures and videos concerned, along with the web links, to the investigating agency in electronic form.

Moreover, the High Court orally observed that the petitioner would have the right to claim compensation from the organisers of the demonstration and made it clear that filing of the petition would not preclude her from claiming any other relief available to her in law, according to IANS report.

In her plea, the petitioner claimed that her photograph was unauthorisedly obtained and used with AI face-swapping tools to create a “highly vulgar and compromising image” showing her alongside the Prime Minister.

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