Delhi HC seeks The Caravan's reply in defamation case filed by Nitin Gadkari's son
The plea said Nikhil Gadkari was being "targeted" by the defendants because he was the son of a former BJP national president and a senior Union minister.
The Delhi High Court has sought The Caravan magazine's response in a defamation case filed by Nikhil Gadkari, son of Union minister Nitin Gadkari. The case centers around articles linking Gadkari and his company, Cian Agro Industries and Infrastructure Ltd, to the sale of beef or bovine meat products. The court issued a notice to the magazine and its editor-in-chief, seeking interim relief and a hearing on August 31.
Nikhil Gadkari's application seeks to have the content removed and a restraining order issued to prevent further publication of false, malicious, and defamatory allegations. The lawsuit claims that The Caravan has published a series of false, misleading, and defamatory articles, posts, videos, and digital materials associating Gadkari and his company with the trade, processing, or export of beef or bovine meat products.
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