Supreme Court of India
Navika Kumar v. Union of India & Others
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Constitution of India: Art 32 – Writ of Certiorari – Petitioner was the anchor of Newshour Debate (debate) telecasted on Times Now – Various FIRs/criminal complaints filed against the petitioner in relation to the debate telecasted on 26.05.2022 – Petitioner prayed for quashing the FIRs/complaints described in the instant writ petition or any other FIR/criminal complaint that may be instituted in future arising out of the same incident – Petitioner also prayed that the various FIR/Complaints be clubbed together – Held: Taking into consideration the order passed by this court at earlier…
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