Bombay High Court orders removal of deepfake videos targeting Nitin Gadkari over ethanol policy
During the proceedings, the court expressed concern over the absence of a mechanism to remove abusive content without judicial intervention. It observed that individuals are compelled to approach courts for relief in such matters.
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