Bribery Case: Bengaluru Court Restrains 46 Media Organisations From Publishing Any Defamatory Content Against BJP MLA Madal Virupakshappa, His Son @plumbermushi livelaw.in/news-updates/b…
@plumbermushi Merely because Lokayuktha police has raided the office of the #BJP MLA's son and seized bundle of notes, cannot give inference that both of them are involved in the huge corruption scandal: Court #Karnataka #Bribery
@plumbermushi Merely, amount is seized is not a ground to come to conclusion that, the plaintiffs are rank corrupts: Court #Karnataka #Bribery
@plumbermushi Media people can also make publications, if there is a truth. The same shall be subject to verification. Merely, on the basis of the statement given by the persons the defendants shall not broadcast a news as per their whims and fancies in order to help the other wings: Court
@plumbermushi The Constitutional right given to the #media should not be
misused by them: Court #Karnataka #Bribery
misused by them: Court #Karnataka #Bribery
@plumbermushi The court has prohibited the media organisations from conducting any panel discussions in any manner. It will hear the matter next on April 20.
@plumbermushi The MLA was granted interim anticipatory bail by the High Court on Tuesday.
@plumbermushi Major news organisations like The Times of India, Banglore Mirror, Deccan Herald, The Indian Express, The Hindu, NDTV 24x7, Aaj Tak are defendants in the suit filed by Virupakshappa and his son.
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