New Delhi, Jan 12: The Delhi High Court on Thursday, Jan 12 bashed the
search engine giant Google and one of the most popular social networking
site - Facebook. The court warned the two sites that it may block the
two websites if they do not remove and restrict obscene contents to be
published in their sites.
Justice Suresh Kait, which slamming the representatives of Google India and Facebook, said, "Like China, we will block all such websites," and also asked them to remove "offensive and objectionable" material from their web pages.
However, former Additional Solicitor General Mukul Rohatgi, who defended Google India in the court, said, "No human interference is possible, and moreover, it can't be feasible to check such incidents. Billions of people across the globe, post their articles on the website. Yes, they may be defamatory, obscene but cannot be checked."
Here it can be recalled that Delhi Police earlier was issued a notice by the Delhi High Court based on a petition filed against summons issued by a trial court to 21 websites, including Facebook, Google, Yahoo and YouTube, for allegedly hosting obscene and derogatory content.
Both Facebook and Google were issued a summons by a trial court and they had approached the High Court opposing the same.
Justice Suresh Kait, which slamming the representatives of Google India and Facebook, said, "Like China, we will block all such websites," and also asked them to remove "offensive and objectionable" material from their web pages.
However, former Additional Solicitor General Mukul Rohatgi, who defended Google India in the court, said, "No human interference is possible, and moreover, it can't be feasible to check such incidents. Billions of people across the globe, post their articles on the website. Yes, they may be defamatory, obscene but cannot be checked."
Here it can be recalled that Delhi Police earlier was issued a notice by the Delhi High Court based on a petition filed against summons issued by a trial court to 21 websites, including Facebook, Google, Yahoo and YouTube, for allegedly hosting obscene and derogatory content.
Both Facebook and Google were issued a summons by a trial court and they had approached the High Court opposing the same.
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