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Bombay HC Orders Removal Of Social Media Posts Alleging Bisleri Uses Filtered Drain And Toilet Water

Mumbai, October 31, 2026: The Bombay High Court has directed the removal of social media posts alleging that Bisleri International makes its packaged drinking water using filtered drain and toilet water, calling the video “plainly malicious” and “prima facie disparaging and denigrating”. Justice Arif Doctor passed the interim order on October 30 in a suit filed by Bisleri against Meta Platforms…

Bombay HC Orders Removal Of Social Media Posts Alleging Bisleri Uses Filtered Drain And Toilet Water

Mumbai, October 31, 2026 - The Bombay High Court has ordered the removal of social media posts claiming that Bisleri International obtains its bottled water from filtered sewage and toilet water. Describing the video as "plainly malicious" and "prima facie disparaging and denigrating," Justice Arif Doctor issued the interim order on October 30 following a lawsuit filed by Bisleri against Meta Platforms and other defendants circulating the video.

Bisleri contended that the video inaccurately portrayed a separate manufacturing location and made unsubstantiated assertions regarding the origin of its bottled water. The company holds a valid FSSAI license until May 2028 and undergoes regular facility audits. After reviewing the video, the court determined it conveyed the false impression that Bisleri was selling unsafe water to unsuspecting consumers.

The court prohibited the defendants from disseminating the video or reiterating the claims. It also extended the injunction to alternative versions disseminated through new accounts or URLs. Further proceedings are scheduled for November 26. To explore exclusive and budget-friendly property options in Mumbai and its surrounding areas, visit: https://budgetproperties.in/.

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