The Delhi High Court has ruled that celebrities cannot claim immunity from fan page bans. Janhvi Kapoor was involved in a case where her fan page was banned. The court has asked lawyers to bring sanity to the concept of personality rights.
Cinema VinesJanhvi Kapoor; Delhi High Court Rules on Fan Page Ban
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