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Delhi HC stays summons against CM Arvind Kejriwal in defamation case

A defamation complaint claimed that on 2018, a YouTube video with the title 'BJP IT Cell Part II' was circulated 'wherein a number of false and defamatory allegations were made.'

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NEW DELHI: Delhi High Court has ordered a stay on the summons issued against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a defamation case against him. The court also issued a notice to the complainant and has now slated the matter for hearing on January 31.

The case relates to a defamation complaint by Vikas Sankrityayan, who claimed that on May 6, 2018, a YouTube video with the title 'BJP IT Cell Part II' was circulated "wherein a number of false and defamatory allegations were made".

Sankrityayan said that Kejriwal re-­tweeted the video from his Twitter account without checking the authenticity of the video.

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