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Vishnu Manchu vs Twitter Communications India Pvt. Ltd on 14 December, 2022 THE HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE A. VENKATESHWARA REDDY

release and thereafter the 1st appellant posted a message on his Twitter account and also gave interview in social media, electronic and print media ... Whatsapp and Twitter on the personal life of the respondent and her husband, for which she suffered insult and mental agony. She contended that such

against the petitioner herein is that he has posted a message in Twitter and it is relevant to extract the said message: Petitioner filed these ... would submit that the petitioner never posted the said message in the Twitter as alleged by 4 the complainants in the aforesaid three crimes. Assuming

against the petitioner herein is that he has posted a message in Twitter and it is relevant to extract the said message: Petitioner filed these ... would submit that the petitioner never posted the said message in the Twitter as alleged by 4 the complainants in the aforesaid three crimes. Assuming

against the petitioner herein is that he has posted a message in Twitter and it is relevant to extract the said message: Petitioner filed these ... would submit that the petitioner never posted the said message in the Twitter as alleged by 4 the complainants in the aforesaid three crimes. Assuming

allegation is that the petitioner, using the Twitter handle @Nallabalu, posted a tweet criticising the Congress Party in the following terms: "Congress ... alleged that the petitioner posted on Twitter a photograph of the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Telangana with the caption: "No Vision

allegation is that the petitioner, using the Twitter handle @Nallabalu, posted a tweet criticising the Congress Party in the following terms: "Congress ... alleged that the petitioner posted on Twitter a photograph of the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Telangana with the caption: "No Vision

allegation is that the petitioner, using the Twitter handle @Nallabalu, posted a tweet criticising the Congress Party in the following terms: "Congress ... alleged that the petitioner posted on Twitter a photograph of the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Telangana with the caption: "No Vision

stating that the complainant, a tech team operator, reported that a Twitter video showed a Lamborghini with license plate bearing No.TS09GD9777 driving recklessly ... respondent No.2 lodged the complaint based on a video seen on Twitter, without being present at the scene. He contended that the final report

further the video has been actively circulated and made viral in Twitter profile @NippuKodi. 11. In Kishor v. State of Maharashtra 1, the High Court ... case on hand, an objectionable video has been made viral on Twitter. Therefore, the petitioners are facing serious allegations and the purpose for which