Hyderabad: The Delhi High Court responding to Bollywood couple Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan's minor daughter Aaradhya Bachchan's request to remove false claims about her online has sought news aggregator Google's response to the plea. The celeb kid had filed a case against portals publishing misleading health-related content about her. However, after failing to attend hearing sessions, Aaradhya had to seek the court's intervention to take a decision without waiting for a response from those YouTube channels.
Justice Mini Pushkarna forwarded a notice along with Aaradhya's application, seeking a summary judgement on the matter. Aaradhya's team requested the Court to proceed with a judgement on the case based on the facts presented without taking into account the defendants' side as they have failed to appear in the case.
The legal team made requests to consider and pass judgement in their favour since the defendants failed to appear with substantial evidence of publishing unverified content about Aaradhya's health. The next hearing has been scheduled for March 17, 2025.
The lawsuit filed by Abhishek Bachchan and his daughter pertains to online videos and sites shared by certain YouTube channels that posted the latter was critically ill or even dead. The unverified videos and copies promote misleading content that harms the Bachchan family's legacy. Earlier, the court, hearing on the matter, had asked Google to take down the 'misleading contents'. Now, the Delhi High Court has asked Google to respond to Aaradhya's plea as several videos are still available in the public domain.
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