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The Delhi High Court on Monday summoned Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and Netta D’Souza in the Goa bar case. The court said that without checking the facts, the Congress leaders made statements. This caused damage to Union Minister Smriti Irani, her daughter Joish Irani and family.
Congress leaders had alleged that Smriti’s daughter has a bar in Goa. Its license is invalid. After these allegations, Smriti filed a defamation case of Rs 2 crore in the Delhi High Court.
The Delhi High Court said that neither the land nor the restaurant belongs to Smriti and her daughter. These people had never applied for a license. Rhetoric was made against him to tarnish the image of Smriti. These comments were made intentionally.
In the last hearing, HC had said – delete the Congress leader tweet
The High Court had also heard the matter on 26 July. The court had then asked him to delete all tweets leveling allegations against Joish. The court had also said that the social media platform should remove the content if the order is not complied with within 24 hours. Read full news…
The Delhi High Court had issued summons to Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and Netta D’Souza asking them to delete all the tweets leveling allegations against Joish.
Congress had said – in whose name the license was taken, he has died.
Congress has alleged that Smriti Irani’s daughter Joish Irani runs a restaurant named Silly Souls Cafe and Bar in Goa, whose license is illegal. Its owners, in whose name the liquor license was renewed, died 13 months ago. In this regard, lawyer Erez Rodriguez had complained.