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Supreme Court asks MeitY to act against unauthorised court hearing clips

The Supreme Court directed the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology to ensure steps are taken to stop illegal uploading of court hearing videos.

1 source · Supreme Court of India

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What happened

  • The court expressed concern over the widespread unauthorised posting of courtroom footage online.
  • No specific penalty or deadline was mentioned in the order.

Why it matters

Entities that host or share video content must review their upload controls and takedown procedures to avoid facilitating illegal court recordings.

Business impact

Failure to implement robust monitoring could expose platforms to legal scrutiny and reputational damage, while compliance may require investment in content‑filtering technology.

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What to check

  1. review upload policiesHigh priority

    Ensure your terms of service prohibit posting unauthorised court hearing recordings.

  2. implement takedown workflowHigh priority

    Set up a rapid response process to remove any court footage flagged by authorities.

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