Delhi HC orders takedown of obscene content, unauthorised merchandise featuring Khushi Kapoor

Source: The Times of India· ANI· August 12, 2026

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the removal of allegedly obscene and pornographic content concerning actor Khushi Kapoor from social media platforms, while also ordering the takedown of content linked to the unauthorised sale of merchandise using h…

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