The Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of obscene content related to Janhvi Kapoor, but refused to ban fan pages. The court recognized the importance of freedom of speech, especially for public personalities. Janhvi Kapoor had sought protection from unauthorized use of her image for commercial purposes.
Cinema VinesJanhvi Kapoor Protected from Obscene Content; Delhi HC Refuses Fan Page Ban
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