'Detox From Social Media Platforms': Madras High Court Asks Temple Activist To Stay Away From Making Posts or Comments After He Uses 'Unsavoury Words' Against an Industrialist

The Madras High Court on Monday, November 6, recommended a temple activist to stay away from making any posts or comments on social media for at least two weeks. While suggesting a social media detox to the temple activist, the high court bench also imposed a fine of Rs 2,000 on him for using "unsavoury words" against an industrialist. The bench of Justices J Nisha Banu and N Mala said those who claim to be "protectors of Sanatan Dharma" should be wary of using unsavoury language. The Madras High Court made these observations while hearing a contempt of court petition filed by industrialist Venu Srinivasan. In his plea, Venu claimed that the respondent, Rangarajan Narasimhan, continued to make disparaging remarks against him on social media despite a specific restraint order passed by the court last year. Keeping RSS Leaders' Photos Not Terrorism, Says Madras High Court; Grants Bail to PFI Member in UAPA Case.

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