Retweeting Can Invite Defamation: Delhi HC

In a landmark decision, the Delhi High Court has ruled that retweeting defamatory content on social media platforms could potentially lead to legal repercussions, including criminal defamation. The ruling came in response to a petition filed by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal seeking to quash a defamation case against him for retweeting an allegedly defamatory

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