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Delhi HC restricts youtuber from making disparaging content on Sandeep Maheshwari

The high court issued an injunction restraining Kotnala till the next date of hearing.

Jaison Wilson

NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Monday restrained Vikash Kotnala, a YouTube channel partner of entrepreneur Vivek Bindra, from posting any defamatory content against popular motivational speaker and social media influencer Sandeep Maheshwari.

Noting a prima facie link between Kotnala and Bindra, Justice Prateek Jalan observed that Kotnala’s videos violated a civil court order on December 22, 2023, which restrained both Maheshwari and Bindra from making defamatory statements against each other.

The high court issued an injunction restraining Kotnala till the next date of hearing. “Till the next date of hearing, Defendant No. 3 (Kotnala) is restrained from publishing any defamatory or disparaging video against the plaintiff on any online or offline mode in line with the orders passed by the civil court.”

As per Maheshwari’s plea filed through Advocate Mumtaz Bhalla, “Plaintiffs have suffered serious monetary loss directly attributable to the malafide actions of the defendants, as much as plaintiffs have already suffered losses running to hundreds of crores.”

Maheshwari and Bindra have been engaged in a public feud since December 2023, after disparaging remarks on each other.

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