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‘No IT Act relief for social media intermediaries’

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‘No IT Act relief for social media intermediaries’

Dhananjay Mahapatra 25/09/2024 07:37

NEW DELHI: In a landmark verdict, Supreme Court on Monday ruled that mere viewing of child pornographic material on the internet is also an offence un.

The Times of India
NEW DELHI: In a landmark verdict, Supreme Court on Monday ruled that mere viewing of child pornographic material on the internet is also an offence un.
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