Overview
- A single-judge bench of Justice Jyoti Singh issued an ad-interim injunction and notice in Kajol’s suit.
- Defendants are restrained from using her name, image, voice or likeness for commercial gain, including merchandise sales, without consent.
- The court directed prompt takedown of pornographic, obscene and objectionable content circulated in her name across online platforms.
- The interim order records that social media platforms and other intermediaries must act swiftly once notified of infringing material.
- Advocate Pravin Anand represented Kajol, and the case aligns with a recent run of Delhi High Court orders shielding public figures’ personality rights.