Salman khan Radhe’s Piracy: Delhi High Court orders WhatsApp to suspend users accounts illegally sharing movie

The Delhi High Court has ordered WhatsApp and others to suspend accounts that are illegally sharing Salman Khan's "Radhe."
Salman khan Radhe’s Piracy: Delhi High Court orders WhatsApp to suspend users accounts illegally sharing movie
Salman khan Radhe’s Piracy: Delhi High Court orders WhatsApp to suspend users accounts illegally sharing movie
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A single-judge bench of Justice Sanjeev Narula of the Delhi High Court has ordered WhatsApp and other social media platforms to immediately terminate accounts that are illegally distributing or selling pirated versions of Bollywood actor Salman Khan's new release "Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai."

The Court has enjoined any unauthorised storing, reproducing, communicating, disseminating, distributing, duplicating, selling, offering for sale, or making available copies of the film on WhatsApp or any other platform, and has ordered a blanket ban on any kind of piracy of the film.

It further ordered WhatsApp to suspend the infringing accounts immediately in order to ensure that the Defendants stop infringing on the Plaintiff's copyright on WhatsApp.

In addition, Justice Narula stated, "It is further directed that in the event the Plaintiff brings to the notice of Defendant No. 9, that any other WhatsApp account is being used for the purpose of selling infringing copies of the film, the Defendant No. 9 shall as expeditiously as possible, and not later than 24 hours from the receipt of the request from the Plaintiff, suspend such accounts."

The Court has also ordered the Internet Service Providers to provide the contact information for private individuals specified in the plaint so that the summons can be served.

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