Dhruv Rathee faces bailable warrants in a 2018 defamation case over a YouTube video
A Delhi court issued bailable warrants against Dhruv Rathee, directing fresh summons to be issued at his Gurugram residence. The case stems from a 2018 video and involves defamation proceedings initiated by Vikas Sankrityayan and a BJP IT Cell member.
- A Delhi court issued bailable warrants against Dhruv Rathee and directed fresh summons to be issued at his Gurugram residence in Haryana.
- Vikas Sankrityayan filed a defamation case against Rathee and Kejriwal, with Vikas Pandey, a BJP IT Cell member, initiating the suit.
- The defamation case involves a video Rathee published in May 2018.
- The warrants relate to a defamation case from 2018.
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