journalism

Punjab Cybercrime FIR Names 35 Social Media Accounts Over Posts Against Mohali Firm

Punjab Cybercrime FIR Names 35 Social Media Accounts Over Posts Against Mohali Firm

Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): A cybercrime case registered in Punjab has brought 35 social media accounts linked to India and Canada under scrutiny over online content allegedly targeting Mohali-based GB Realty Group. The accounts reportedly include those associated with Punjabi and Canadian journalists and immigration consultants, according to a report by The Tribune published on October 16. The complaint alleges that posts, videos and comments circulated online spread false or misleading claims about the real estate group and its managing director. Some of the content reportedly linked the company to alleged fraud in Canada. These are allegations made by the complainant…
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‘Overkill’: Supreme Court Protects Journalist Abhishek Upadhyay, Quashes UP Police Notice To X For Digital Data

‘Overkill’: Supreme Court Protects Journalist Abhishek Upadhyay, Quashes UP Police Notice To X For Digital Data

New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): The Supreme Court on Wednesday made its interim protection against coercive action absolute for journalist Abhishek Upadhyay in a road-rage case registered by the Ghaziabad Police. The court also quashed a notice issued to social media platform X seeking his personal and digital information, questioning the breadth of the data request in relation to the alleged incident. A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi passed the order on October 14. It also allowed Upadhyay to challenge the FIR before the Allahabad High Court and seek guidelines governing police collection of…
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Poilievre Defends Decision to Block Journalists from Campaign Plane

Poilievre Defends Decision to Block Journalists from Campaign Plane

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has defended his party’s decision to bar national political reporters from traveling on the campaign plane, saying it will allow for greater engagement with local journalists instead. The Conservative Party’s move, announced earlier this week, breaks with long-standing election campaign traditions, where national reporters typically accompany party leaders. Instead, Poilievre’s campaign will rely on regional media to cover his events and news conferences. Speaking in Jonquière, Quebec, Poilievre dismissed concerns that the decision would limit media access, particularly for francophone journalists. He assured that his campaign would maintain open access across the country…
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