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Right to be forgotten is part of privacy rights, rules Delhi High Court in landmark judgment
The Delhi High Court recently delivered a pivotal judgment, embracing the concept of the 'right to be forgotten', which is now embedded in Article 21 of the Constitution. This landmark ruling requires major search engines, like Google, along with legal databases, to eliminate searchable entries for certain court records tied to individuals.
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hindustantimes.com
‘Shadow of crime’ can't replace dignity: Delhi high court recognises ‘right to be forgotten’
It held that de-indexing and masking are constitutionally valid measures that help balance privacy rights and public access to court records. | India News
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thehindu.com
Delhi HC recognises ‘right to be forgotten’, directs search engines to disable ‘name-based’ search in court orders, news
Delhi HC affirms the 'right to be forgotten', mandating search engines to disable name-based searches of certain judicial records.
