Supreme Court of India
Vidya Dhar & Ors. v. Multi Screen Media Pvt. Ltd.
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Criminal Trial - Free and fair trial - Balancing of interests - Junior Basic Trained (JBT) Teachers Recruitment Scam - Conviction of petitioners - Pending appeal - Proposal of respondent to broadcast I telecast an episode on television on "JBT Teachers Scam"- Suit for permanent injunction by Petitioners to restrain respondent from such broadcast/ telecast - Injunction order passed by Single Judge of High Court -- Set aside by Division Bench in appeal - SLPs - Plea of petitioners that they were entitled to a fair trial and the proposed telecast would have prejudicial impact on their rights,
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