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tlm-_n- 2009 s^-{_-p-h-cn- 01˛14
m-bv-°-fp-sS- i-co-c-im-kv-{Xw-
m-bv-°-fp-sS- i-cm-i-cn- B-bp-kv- 15 h¿-j- Ip-Ibpw- ]p-Xn-b- ]-√p-Iƒ- h-cn-Ibpw- sN-øp-∂p.-
- -
am-Wv.- Nn-e- C-w- m-bv°fn¬- A-Xv- Iq-Sp-Itbm-
- - - Iu-XpIIcam-b- a-s‰m-cp- Im-cyw- m-b°fp-sS-
-- - - - -v -
Ip-dbp-Itbm- sN-ømw.-
- - Im-gvN- an-°hm-dpw- quot;ªm-°v- B‚ v- ssh-‰n'¬- B-
- -
G-Xm-≠v- H-cp- h-bkv- B-Ip-tºm-tg-°pw- m-
- Wv- F-∂p-≈Xm-Wv.- A-]q¿-ham-bn- am-{X-ta- n-d-
- -
bv°ƒ-°-v {]m-b]q¿-Øn- F-Øpw.- H-cp-h¿-jw- B-
- - ß-sf- Xn-cn-®dn-bp-hm≥- m-b°ƒ-°-v I-gn-bm-dp-≈q.-
- -v
Im-dm-Ip-tºm-tg-°pw- s]¨- m-b- a-Zn-bp-sS- e- F-∂m¬- C-cp-´n¬- Im-Wm-p-≈- ti-jn- a-pjy-
£Ww- Im-Wn-®p- Xp-Sßpw.- - t-°mƒ- h-fsc-b[n-Iam-W-v F-∂Xm-W-v a-s‰m-cp-
- - - -
m-b°ƒ-°-v ap≥-Im-ep-Ifn¬- A-©p- hn-cep-
-v - - {]-tXy-IX.--
I-fpw- ]n≥-Im-ep-Ifn¬- m-ep- hn-cep-Ifp-am-Wv- D-
- - - m-b°fp-sS- hm-en-s‚- o-fhpw- B-Ir-Xn-bp-
v- -
≠m-Ip-I.- B-sI- 42 ]-√p-Iƒ- D-≠m-bn-cn-°pw.- ta¬- sam-s°- ]-e- Pp-k-p-I-fn-epw- hy-Xy-kv-X-am-Wv.-
Øm-Sn-bn¬- 20˛Dw- Io-gvØm-Sn-bn¬- 22 ]-√p-Ifpw-
- - tUm-_¿-am≥,- tdm-´-v sh-be¿- Xp-Sßn-b- P-p-kp-
- -
B-W.v - B-Zyw- ap-f®p-hcp-∂- ]m¬-∏√p-Iƒ- c-≠p-
- - - I-fp-sS- hm¬- P-n-®v- 10˛12 Zn-hkØn-Iw- i-kv-
- - -
aq-∂p- am-kw- {]m-bam-Ip-tºmƒ- sIm-gn-™p-t]m-
- {X-{In-bbn-eq-sS- ap-dn-®p-Ifbp-Ibm-Wv- ]-Xn-hv.- i-
- - - -
m-bv°ƒ Acp-aIƒ
- -
tPm-k-^v- B‚-W- n-
co-cØn--v tbm-Pn-°m-Ø- hm¬- B-bXn-m-em-W-v
- - °ƒ- hn-b¿-°m-dn-√.- m-bv-°-fp-sS- Im-en-em-Wv-
A-ßs- sN-øp-∂X.v -
- - tkz-Z{K-Ÿn-Iƒ- ÿn-Xn-sN-øp-∂X.v - m-°-v ]p-dØn-
- - -
B¨- m-bv-°ƒ- ]n-∂-nse- H-cp- Im-ev- s]m- ´v- A-W®pw- hm-bn-eq-sS-bpw- m-°n-eq-sS-bpw- D-an-
-
°n- aq-{X-sam-gn-°m≥- Xp-Sßp-tºmƒ- A-hv- {]m-
- - o¿- B-hn-bm-°n- am-‰n-bp-am-Wv- m-bv°ƒ- tkz-Z- -
b-]q¿-Øn-bm-bn- F-∂-v A-p-am-n-°mw.- X-s‚- km- {]-h¿-Øw- -SØp-∂X.v -
- - -
{am-Py-Øn-s‚- A-Xn-cp-Ifn-se-√mw- A¬-∏m¬-]w-
- - Hm-kv- s]-o-kv- F-∂-dn-bs∏-Sp-∂- H-cp- F-√v-
aq-{X-sam-gn-®-v B-[n-]Xyw- ÿm-]n-°p-∂- kz-`m-hw-
- m-bv-°-fp-sS- P--t-{µn-b-Øn¬- D-≠v- F-∂-Xm-
m-b°ƒ-°-v Ah-cp-sS- ]q¿-hn-Icn¬-n-∂pw- ]-I¿-
-v - Wv- m-bv-°-sf- a-‰p- ar-K-ß-fp-sS- i-co-c-im-kv-{X-
∂pIn-´n-b- kz-`m-hßfp-sS- Xp-S¿-®bm-W.v -
- - - Øn¬-n-∂pw- th-dn-´p-n¿-Øp-∂- L-S-Iw.- m-bv-
G-ItZ-iw- 12˛14 a-Wn-°q¿- o-≠p-n¬-°p-∂-
- °ƒ-°-v a-m{X-ap-≈- {]-tXy-IXbm-WX.v -
- - - -
Xm-W-v m-b°fp-sS- {]-khw.- H-cp- Ip-™-v ]n-d∂-v
-v - - - a-p-jy-t-°mƒ- 16 C-c´n- tIƒ-hn-i‡n-bpw-
- -
G-Xm-≠-v A-caWn-°q¿- I-gn-™m-Ipw- A-Sp-Ø- Ip-
- - 40 C-c´n- {-Lm-Wi‡n-bpw- m-b°ƒ-°-v D-≠.v - A-
- - - -v
™v- ]n-d°p-I.- km-[m-cW- K-Xn-bn¬- c-≠p ap-X¬-
- - - Xn¬-Øs∂-bm-Wv- C-Sn-an-∂¬,- hm-lßfq-sS-
- - - -
10 h-sc- Ip-™p-߃- D-≠m-Ipw.- Hm-tcm- Ip-™pw- tlm¨ ap-g°w,- sN-≠ta-fw-,- sh-Sn-s°-´-v Xp-Sßn-
- - -
sh-t∆-sd- B-hcWØn-p-≈n-em-W-v K¿-`]m-{X-Øn-
- - - - b-h- tIƒ-°p-tºmƒ- m-bv°ƒ- A-kz-ÿcm-Ip-- -
p-≈n¬- h-fcp-I.- I-w-Ip-d™- sXm-en-t]m-se-
- - I-bpw- hn-fdn-]n-Sn-°p-Ibpw- sN-øp-∂Xv.- H-cp- I-Xn-
- - -
bp-≈- B-hcWØn-p-≈n-se- {Z-mhIØn-em-Wv-
- - - - - - m- sh-Sn- a-p-jy≥- tIƒ-°p-∂Xn-s‚- 16 C-c´n- i-
- -
Ip-™p-߃- h-f-cp-I.- {]-kh--Øn¬- B-h-c-Ww- _vZØn¬- Im-Xn-te-°v- ]-Xn-°p-tºm-gp-≈- A-h-
- -
Dƒ-s∏-sS-bm-W-v ]p-dØp-t]-mcpI.- - - -- ÿ- B-tem-Nn-®p-tm-°p-I.-
m-bv°fp-sS- Xz-°n¬- tkz-Z{K-Ÿn-Iƒ- C-√-
- - - A-Sp-Ø- e-°Øn¬-:- -
F-∂Xm-W-v a-s‰m-cp- {]-tXy-IX.- A-Xn-m¬- m-b-v
- - m-b°sf- sX-cs™-Sp-°¬.-
-v - -
s{S≥-Uv-
]-´n-Iƒ-°pw- ]q-®-Iƒ-°pw-
A-g-Ip- Iq-´m≥- hn-Kv- kp-n-
Iq-sS- H-∏w- sIm-≠p- -S-°p-∂- ]-´n-Iƒ-°pw- ]q-®-Iƒ-°pw-
B-I¿-jIXzw- Iq-´m≥- sh-∏p- ap-Sn-Iƒ.-
- -
hn-hn-[- co-Xn-Ifn-ep-≈- hn-Kp-Iƒ- hn-tZ-i- hn-]Wn-Ifn¬- hym-
- - -
]-I-am-bn- e-`y-am-bn-Øp-S-ßn.- hn-hn-[- n-d-ß-fn-ep-≈-h-bpw- ap-Sn-
]n-∂n-bn-´-Xpw- H-gp-°-m-bn- sh-´n-bn-´-Xpw- F-√mw- e-`y-am-Wv.- ]-e-
Un-ssk-pw- h-ep-∏-hpw.- Ip-™≥-am¿-°p- ]-‰n-b-Xp- ap-X¬- h-º-
∑m¿-°p- tN-cp-∂Xp- h-sc.- ap-∏Xp- tUm-fdn-p- ap-Ifn-tem-´m-Wv- A-
- - - -
ta-cn-°bn¬- h-f¿-Øp- ar-K߃-°m-bp-≈- hn-Kp-Ifp-sS- hn-e.- izm-
- - -
- {]-Z¿-߃-°pw- a-‰pw- izm-∑m-sc- hn-Kpw- a-‰pw- h-®v- A-Wn-bn-
- -
s®m-cp-°n-bm-Wv- C-d°p-∂Xv.- a-p-jy¿-°p- h-bv°p-∂- hn-Kv- ar-K-
- - -
߃-°p- ]n-Sn-∏n-°p-∂Xp- hn-Pbn-°m-Xn-cp-∂Xn-m-em-W-v ar-K߃-
- - - -
°p- {]-tXy-Iam-bn- hn-Kv- F-∂- B-ibw- D-Sse-Sp-ØXv.-
- - - -
a-p-jy¿-°m-bp-≈- ]-e- hn-K-v n¿-am-Xm-°fpw- ^m-j≥- Un-ssk-
-
¿-am-cpw- Hm-a- ar-K߃-°m-bp-≈- hn-K-v n¿-am-WØn-te-°pw- Xn-
- - -
cn-bp-Ibm-W.v -
-

3. sabn≥ kv-t‰m-dn- 2009 s^-{_-p-h-cn- 01˛14 3
l¿-Pn- tIm-S-Xn- ]-cn-K-Wn-°p-tºmƒ- l¿-Pn-°m-c-p-
In-´p-∂- ]-_v-fn-kn-‰n-bn¬- Pv-Uv-Pn-°v- F-¥p- Im-cyw-?-
kp{- ]ow- tIm-SXn-bn-epw- ssl-t°m-SXn-Ifn-epw-
- - - tem- am-[y-a-ß-fn-tem- B¿-°pw- n-b-{¥-W- conduct. 3. an infamous act or circumstance. As everybody knows, usually a government ser-
s]m-Xp-Xm-X]cy- l¿-Pn-Iƒ- k-a¿-∏n-°s∏-Sp- -v - - an-√.- A-sXm-cp- A-hÿbpw- co-Xn-bpw- kzm-`m-
- - 4. Law. loss of rights, incurred by conviction vant or a person in higher avocation may not
tºmƒ- F-Xn¿-`m-Kw- D-S≥- hm-Zn-°p-∂Xpw- tIm- - hn-I- {]-{In-bbp-am-W.v - ]-_fn-kn-‰n-°-v H-cp- am-
- -v of an infamous offense. American Heritage file public interest writ petitions for the ben-
S-Xn- {]-YaZr-jSym- Nq-≠n-°m-Wn-°p-∂Xpw- H-
- - -v - [y-aw- th-≠Xp-≠.v -
- Dictionary explains as: 1. Evil fame or repu- efit of common or downtrodden people due
‰-°m-cy-am-bn- am-dn-bn-cn-°p-∂p.- l¿-Pn- ]-_fn- -v Getting Publicity or Cheap publicity to one may tation. 2. The condition of being infamous. to their occupational restrictions or such other
kn-‰n- e-£y-am-°n-bp-≈Xm-W!-v - l¿-Pn- X-≈m≥- - according to the nature, character, action and 3. An evil or criminal act that is publicly constraints. Usually public hearted persons
B- H-‰°m-cyw- a-Xn-!!-- i-_Zan-√m-Øhcp-sS- i-
- -v - - - performance of each person. Good actions known. As per Roget's New Millennium The- without any bond only can approach the con-
_vZw- s]m-Xp-Xm-X]cy- l¿-Pn-bm-bn- o-Xn-ym-
- -v - may get promotional Publicity and bad ac- saurus, Infamy's Synonyms are abomination, cerned forum fearlessly for justice against the
b- hy-h-ÿ-bp-sS- Z-bm-Zm-£n-Wyw- tX-Sn- h- tions may get demotional Cheap Publicity or atrocity, bad reputation, disapprobation, dis- impropriety of public authority or govern-
cp-tºmƒ- ap-Jw- tm-°m-sX- X-s∂- o-Xn- -S- Infamy ie. Evil fame or public reputation credit, disesteem, disgrace, dishonor, disre- ment officers, violation of fundamental rights,
Øn-∏v!!!- l¿-Pn- k-a¿-∏n-°p-∂- I-£n-Iƒ-°v-
--- (kupprasidhi) also. Publicity is extending by pute, enormity, evil, ignominy, immorality, crime, corruption etc. Actually PILs are the
kzm-`m-hn-Iam-bn- D-≠m-Ip-∂- ]-_fn-kn-‰n-sb- - v- others or media and not by the concerned impropriety, notoriety, notoriousness, oblo- voice of the voiceless and appreciated from
ym-bm-[n-]∑m¿- F-¥n--v I-W°n-se-Sp-°Ww- - - - person himself. No one has control over other quy, odium, opprobrium, outrageousness, different corners. Moreover PILs are usually
F-∂Xm-Wv- tNm-Zyw.- A-h¿- A-°m-cy-Øn¬-
- people and media to hinder Publicity. It is a scandal, shame, stigma, villainy and wicked- filed for legitimate needs of the people only.
A-kz-ÿcm-tI-≠Xp-t≠m-?- hn-jbØn-s‚- - - - - condition, mode and natural process. There ness. I-£n-I-fp-sS- ]-_v-fn-kn-‰n- cp-Nn-°m-Ø- ym-bm-
tbm-Ky-Xbn-te-°p- I-S°m-sX- X-s∂- l¿-Pn-
- - should be a medium for the publicity. ! s]mXp-Xm-Xv]cy l¿Pn ^b¬ sNøp-∂Xv [n-]∑m¿- A-Xp-kcn-®v- kz-bw- -bw- -S∏m-
- - - -
X-t≈-≠Xp-t≠m-?- - ! ]_vfn-kn-‰n°v hnhn[ nL≠p°ƒ evIp∂ {Inan-¬ S-]-Sntbm mW-t°tSm A√. °p-Ibpw- th-≠n- h-cpw.- s]m-Xp- ]-cn-]m-Sn-Iƒ-
-
h-kv-Xp-X-Iƒ- l¿-Pn-°m-c-s-Xn-s-Xn-tc-bm-Ip- A¿Y--߃: l¿Pn-Ifn¬ Nq≠n-°m-´n-bn-cn-°p∂ hkvXp-
- D-ZLm-Sw- sN-øm-pw- {]-kw-Kn-°m-pw- a-‰pw-
-v -
tºmƒ- n-baw- hm-Zn-®p- Xp-Sßp-Ibm-W-v tIm- - - - According to Dictionary.com Unabridged (v X-I-fpsS k-Xy-hm-ZnXzw tImS-Xn°v Xn´w t]m-Ip-Ibn-s√-∂p- Xo-cp-am-n-°p-I- X-s∂- A-
-
S-Xn-bn¬- A-`n-`m-jIcp-sS- Iu-iesa-∂-v s]m- - - - - 1.0.1) Publicity means 1. extensive mention hcp-Øm-hp-∂tX-bp-≈p. tIkv ]cn-KWn-°p-
- - Xn¬- B-Zy-tØ-X.v - s]m-Xp- ]-cn-]m-Sn-Ifn¬- ]- -
Xp-th- H-cp- ]-d-®n-ep-≠v.- F- s¶-Sp-°p-Ibpw- sS-en-hn- -
∂m¬- s]m-Xp-Xm-X]cy- l¿- -v - j-n-epw- a-‰pw- {]-`m-jW- -
Pn-I-fm-Ip-tºmƒ- A-Xn-s‚- ߃- -SØp-Ibpw- sN- - -
t]m-epw- B-hiy-an-√m-Xm-bn- - øp-∂X-v A-h¿-°-v ]-_fn-
- -v
cn-°p-∂p.- k-a¿-∏n-°s∏-Sp-∂- - kn-‰n- am-{X-a√- D-≠m-°p- -
s]m-Xp-Xm-X]cy- l¿-Pn- (]- -v - ∂-Xv,- A-h¿- Nn-e- Im-cy-
_vfn-I-v C-‚dÃ-v en-‰n-tK-j≥-
- - - ß-fn-se-¶n-epw- ]-£]m- -
/-]n¬-)-˛-bn-se- quot;-]n-'- ]-_v-fn- X-]cam-bn- s]-cp-am-dp-sa-
- -
Iv- C-‚dÃn-p- ]-Icw- ]-_v- - - - ∂- B-i-¶-bpw- Zp-jv-t]-
fn-kn-‰n-t°m- ss]-kbt°m- - -v cpw- Iq-Sn-bm-W-v ]-S¿-Øp-
th-≠n-bm-sW-∂- ap≥-hn-[n- ∂-Xv.- tIm-S-Xn-bn¬- am-
bm-Wv- kp-{]ow- tIm-S-Xn-bn- {Xw- ]-d-tb-≠- A-`n-{]m-
se- P-Uv-Pn-am¿- Dƒ-∏-sS-bp- b-߃- s]m-Xp- th-Zn-I-
≈- ym-bm-[n-∑m¿- {]-ISn-∏n- - fn¬- hn-ftº-≠Xn-√.- P- - -
®n-´p-≈X.v - - UvPn-am-bn-cn-°p-∂- Im-e-
-
l¿-Pn- k-a¿-∏n-°p-∂Xp- h-gn- H- - tØm-fw- tIm-S-Xn-bv-°p-
cmƒ-°-v {]-kn-≤n-tbm- {]-Nm- ≈n¬- am-{X-am-Wv- n-ba- -
c-tam- (]-_v-fn-kn-‰n-)- e-`n- ß-fpw- h-kv-Xp-X-I-fpw-
®m¬- X-s∂- A-Xp-sIm-≠v- hym-Jym-n-t°-≠Xpw- D- -
tIm-SXn-°v- F-¥m-Wv- {]-iv-
- Ø-chp-Ifpw- hn-[n-Ifpw-
- - -
-sa-∂-v km-[m-cW°m¿- A- - - {]- J ym- ] n- t °- ≠ - X pw.-
¤p-Xs∏-Sp-∂p.- A-ßs- h-
- - tIm-SXn-°p- ]p-dØp-≈-
- -
cp-tºmƒ- {]-kn-≤n- n-tcm-[n- G-Xp- -S]Sn-bpw- P-UPn- - - -v
°-s∏-tS-≠- A-h-ÿ-bm- am-cp-sS- Nm-bh-v ap≥-Iq-´n- -v
tWm- F-∂- tNm-Zyw- Iq-Sn- D- sh-fn-s∏-Sp-Øp-sa-∂p-
Zn-°p-∂p.- tI-cf- ssl-t°m- - km-[m-cW- P-߃- I- - -
S-Xn-bn-epw- kp-{]ow- tIm-SXn- - cp-Xn-bm¬- sX-‰p-]-d-bm-
bn-epw- P-Xm-X]cy-ap-≈- ]- - -v - m-In-√.-
e- hn-jbßfpw- s]m-Xp-Xm- - - - sS-en-hn-j≥- yq-kv- Nm-
Xv-]-cy- l¿-Pn-I-fm-bn-´m-Wv- -ep-Iƒ- hym-]-I-am-b-
k-a¿-∏n-°s∏-´n-´p-≈Xv.- A- - - tXm-Sp- Iq-Sn- A--h-k-c-
sXm-∂pw- ]-_fn-kn-‰n-°-v th- -v ß-fn¬- tIm-SXn-bn-en-cp- -
≠n-bp-≈Xm-bn-cp-∂n-√.- hn-j- - ∂p- A-m-hiy- {]-kXm- - -v
b-߃-°-v Xm-s- e-`n-°p-∂- h-߃- -SØn- quot;-^fm-j-v - -v
]-_vfn-kn-‰n- X-Sbm-p-am-In-
- - yq-k'v- - h-cp-Øm-p-≈- {i-
√.- a-hpw- ]-e- P-UPn-am¿-°n- -v
]-_fn-kn-‰n-sb-∂X-v H-cmƒ- X-n-
-v - S-bn¬- C-t∏mƒ- hym-]I- -
tb- D-≠m-°p-Ibm-sW-¶n¬- - am-W.v - A-sXm-∂pw- A-h-
tIm-S-Xn-bp-sS- n-e-]m-Sn-v- km-- hn-[n-bn¬- Im-Wm-
A-e]sa-¶n-epw- km-[p-Xbp-
-v - - dp-an-√.- kv-{Io-n¬- kv-
s≠-∂p- I-cp-Xmw.- A-Xn-v- t{Imƒ- sN-øn-°m≥- ]-cp-
l¿-Pn-°m-c≥- tI-kn-s-°p-dn-®v- Ip-d™- ]- - in the news media or by word of mouth or ∂-Xnv tIkn-s‚tbm l¿Pn-°m-c-t‚tbm h-Øn¬- hm-N-I-߃- Xp-d-∂- tIm-S-Xn-bn-en-
£w- tm-´o-k-v A-Sn-®p- hn-XcWw- sN-øp-Itbm- - - - other means of communication. 2. public bikv ASn-ÿm-am-°cp-Xv. tImS-Xn-bpsS
- - cp-∂p- ]-dbpw.- tI-kn-s‚- hn-hcßfn-te-°-v B-
- - - -
A-Yhm- ssa-°p- h-®p- sI-´n- hn-fn-®p- Iq-hn- -
- notice so gained. 3. the measures, process, or ASn-ÿmw oXn-bp-‡Xbpw ymbhpw g-Øn-te-°-v t]m-Im≥- tNm-Zy-ßfpw- I-a‚p-I- - -
S-°p-Itbm- th-Ww-!- ]-_fn-kn-‰n-°v- am-[y-aw-
- v- business of securing public notice. 4. infor- am{X-am-bn-cn-°Ww.
- fpw- B-Im-sa-∂- n-e]m-Sm-Wv- C-Øcw- PvUv-
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A-Xym-hiy-am-W.v - q-dp- I-W°n--v am-[y-aß-
- - - mation, articles, or advertisements issued to This respondent had not indulged in any kind of Pn-am¿- kzo-Icn-°p-I.- ]-d™Xn-p- hn-]co-X-
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fp-≠v.- A-h- l¿-Pn-°m-c-s‚- n-b-{¥-W-Øn- secure public notice or attention. 5. the state evil or criminal or shameful act to get cheap am-bn- hm¿-Ø- h-∂m¬- Xn-cp-Øm≥- n¿-tZ-in-
ep-a√.- -√- {]-hr-Øn-Iƒ-°-v {]-kn-≤n-bpw- No-
- of being public, or open to general observa- publicity as alleged. According to this respon- °p-I- t]m-ep-an-√.- F-ß-s-bm-bm-epw- ]-_v-
Ø- {]-hr-Øn-Iƒ-°v- hn-e- Ip-d-™- {]-kn- tion or knowledge. American Heritage Dic- dents' humble knowledge, filing Public In- fn-kn-‰n- a-Xn-sb-∂- n-e]m-Sv- B-sW-¶n¬- F-
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≤n-bpw- (Ip-{]-kn-≤n-)- D-≠m-Ip-sa-∂p-≈Xv- h- - tionary explains as 1. a. Information that con- terest Litigation is not a sin and not a crimi- s¥-Sp-°m≥-?-
kvXp-X.-
- cerns a person, group, event, or product and nal or shameful act. The Hon'ble Court has tI-kn-s‚- hm¿-Ø- ]-{X-ßfn-epw- sS-en-hn-jn-epw-
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tI-cf- ssl-t°m-SXn-bn¬- ]-cn-KWbn-en-cn-°p-∂-
- - - - that is disseminated through various media the full authority to go through and verify the td-Un-tbm-bn-epw- h-cp-tºmƒ- ]-et∏m-gpw- I- -
sI.-Fw.-am-Xyp-hpw- a-‰p- m-ep- t]-cpw- A-`n.- tI- to attract public notice. b. Public interest, veracity of the alleged facts and substance £n-Ifp-sS- t]-cv- Im-Wm-dn-s√-¶n-epw- PvUvPn-
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c-f- kw-ÿm-- k¿-°m-cpw- a-‰p- c-≠p- t]-cpw- notice, or notoriety achieved by the spread- behind the petitions. After considering the am-cp-sS- t]-cp- Im-Wpw.- A-ß-s- In-´p-∂- ]-
({In-an-¬- Fw.-kn- -º¿- 3385/-2006)- F-∂- ing of such information. c. The act, process, gravity and prima facie nature of allegations _v-fn-kn-‰n- th-s≠-∂v- B-cpw- ]-d-bm-dp-an-√.-
hy-hlm-cØn¬- Un-^m-ItSm- Iw-πbn-‚ -v k-
- - -v - - or occupation of disseminating information the Hon'ble Court can take a decision in the l¿-Pn- k-a¿-∏n-®bmƒ-°v- ]-_vfn-kn-‰n-tbm-Sv-
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a¿-∏n-®n-´p-≈- F-Xn¿- k-Xy-hm-Mvaq-eØn-se- - - to gain public interest. 2. The condition of case. Publicity of the case or fame of the pe- A-Xym-k‡n- (]-_fn-kn-‰n- am-n-b)- B-sW-
- v- -
hm-Z߃- C-Øcp-WØn¬- {i-t≤-bßfm-W.v -
- - - - - being public. titioner should not be the base of consider- ∂p- ]-dbm≥- D-t±-in-®v- B-th-iw- aq-Øv- ]-_v-
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! Hm-tcm- hy-‡n-Ifp-tS-bpw- {]-Ir-Xn-°pw- kz-`m- - ! Ip{]-kn-≤n°v hnhn[ nL≠p°ƒ evIp∂ ation. Fairness and justice only will be the fn-kn-‰n-tbm-Sv- `-bw- (]-_vfn-kn-‰n- t^m-_n-b)-
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h-Øn-pw- {]-hr-Øn-°pw- {]-ISØn-pw- A- - - - A¿Y--߃: foundation of court of law. B-sW-∂p- hn-[n-bn¬- hy-‡am-bn- tc-Js∏- - -
p-kr-X-am-bm-Wv- {]-kn-≤n-tbm- Ip-{]-kn-≤n- According to Dictionary.com Unabridged (v ! F√m- h ¿°pw Adn- b m- h p- ∂ Xp t]mse Sp-Øn-bn-´p-≈- ym-bm-[n-]pw- D-≈- m-Sm-Wv- -
tbm- e-`n-°p-∂X.v - a-‰p-≈htcm- A-Yhm- am-[y- - - - - 1.0.1) Infamy means 1. extremely bad repu- sXmgn¬]c-amb nb-{¥-Wßfm¬ km[m- - - tI-cfw-!- A-ßt-bpw- H-cp- ]-_fn-kn-‰n.-
- - v-
ß-tfm- B-Wv- ]-_v-fn-kn-‰n- -ev-Ip-∂-Xv.- A- tation, public reproach, or strong condem- cW KXn-bn¬ k¿°m¿ Poh--°mtcm (tI-c-f- ssl-t°m-S-Xn- tI-{µ-am-bn- Zo-]n-I,- ho-£-
√m-sX- _-‘-s∏-´- hy-‡n- X-s∂-Øm≥- A- nation as the result of a shameful, criminal, Db¿∂ sXmgn-se-Sp-°p-∂htcm s]mXp-Xm-
- Ww- Zn--]-{X-ß-fp-sS- n-b-a-Im-cy- te-J-I-m-bn-
√.- ]-_vfn-kn-‰n- X-Sbm≥- a-‰p-≈- hy-‡n-Ifn-
- - - or outrageous act. 2. infamous character or Xv]cy l¿Pn-Iƒ ^b¬ sNøm-dn-√. Zo¿-L-Im-ew- {]-h¿-Øn-®n-´p-≠v- te-J-I≥-.)-