Delhi High Court notice to Swati Chaturvedi on OpIndia’s plea against trial court order
The Delhi High Court has requested a response from journalist Swati Chaturvedi regarding a plea from OpIndia challenging a trial court's order. The trial court had mandated the removal of two articles that were deemed defamatory towards Chaturvedi, citing potential harm to her professional reputation. The case highlights the balance between defamation claims and freedom of speech in media reporting.
- ▪The Delhi High Court sought a response from Swati Chaturvedi on OpIndia's plea.
- ▪OpIndia is challenging a trial court order that required the removal of two articles about Chaturvedi.
- ▪The trial court found that the articles could cause serious harm to Chaturvedi's reputation while the defamation suit is pending.
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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (May 26, 2026) sought a response from Ms. Swati Chaturvedi regarding a plea filed by the news portal OpIndia challenging a trial court order directing the removal of two allegedly defamatory articles published about the journalist.Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri passed the direction on an appeal filed by OpIndia challenging the May 13 order passed by the trial court and listed the matter for hearing on August 20.In its May 13 order, the trial court recently directed OpIndia to remove the two articles, published around six years ago, about Ms.
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