Criminal Defamation Madhya Pradesh High Court

 

 

# No.

Cause Title

Year

Media involved

Nature

High Court

1.     

Prayagdutt Haripal Prasad Tiwari and Anr. v. Gajadhar Prasad Mahabir Prasad Tiwari

1977

Newspaper

Criminal

Madhya Pradesh High Court

(MPHC)

2.     

Suman Sehgal v. Santosh Dhakad and Ors.

2015

Magazine

Criminal

MPHC

3.     

Alok Mitra, ‘Editor’, Satya Katha and Ors. v. Narendra Kumar and Anr.

1987

Magazine

Criminal

MPHC

4.     

Anurag Soni v. Rakesh Vishwakarma

2012

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

5.     

Babu Khan v. Abdul Latif Khan and Anr.

2012

Public distribution of criminal complaint

Criminal

MPHC

6.     

Brij Maheswari (Smt.) v. Arun Jain and Anr.

2005

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

7.     

Laxminarayan Singh and Anr. v. Shriram Sharma

1982

Magazine

Criminal

MPHC

8.     

R.K. Karanjia v. Sewak Ram Sobhani

1978

Weekly Magazine

Criminal

MPHC

9.     

Purushottam Vijay v. the State

1960

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

10.  

In re: Hari Narain Buddharam

1962

Handbill

Criminal

MPHC

11.  

Thakur Dongar Singh v. Krishna Kant and Anr.

1958

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

12.  

Ram Niwas Gupta v. Dainik Sandhya Prakash and Ors.

2007

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

13.  

Dongarsingh v. Krishan Kant Vyas and Anr.

1957

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

14.  

Urmila Mishra v. Bholanath Yadav and Ors.

2003

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

15.  

Charanjit Singh v. Surendra Narayan

2007

Letter published in Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

16.  

Surendra Bhardwaj v. The State

1956

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

17.  

R.D. Vyas and Ors. v. C.K. Shrivastava and Anr.

2000

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

18.  

Janardan v. Government Pleader (Public Prosecutor) Durg

1969

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

19.  

Rakesh Agarwal v. B.S. Jaggi

2012

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

20.  

Abdul Rauf Khan v. Dr. Majid Hussain

1989

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

21.  

Purshotam Das Agarwal v. Ashuthosh

2013

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

22.  

Narayan Singh v. Rajmal

1960

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

23.  

Rampal Ahirwar v. State of M.P. and Ors.

2007

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

24.  

Dainik Bhaskar and Ors. v. Kailash Soni and Ors.

2016

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

25.  

Asharam Bapu v. Aman Singh Dangi

2014

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

26.  

Sunderlal Patwa v. Digvijay Singh and Anr.

2002

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

27.  

Mansoor Shah v. Maya Shankar and Anr.

1952

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

28.  

Malyakel Abraham Joy and Ors. v. John Raphael

2005

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

29.  

Hardeep Singh Anand v. State of MP and Ors.

2008

Newspaper

Criminal

MPHC

30.  

Indrani Dutta and Anr. V. Baldeo Sharma and Ors.

1993

Newspaper

Criminal/Contempt of Court

MPHC

 

 

 

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