Monty Chadha vs Media: Can 'Right to Be Forgotten' Erase a ₹100 Crore Scam From Public Memory?
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What happened
Monty Chadha, son of late liquor baron Ponty Chadha, has petitioned the Delhi High Court to remove online reports about his 2019 arrest in a ₹100 crore fraud case. Despite his acquittal in November 20...
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Last updated from feed: 21 August 2025 at 06:00 am
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https://the420.in/monty-chadha-delhi-high-court-right-to-be-forgotten-defamation-case/
Report details
Published on
21 August 2025 at 06:00 am
Reported by
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State
Delhi
City
Delhi
Reported loss range
₹1000000–₹2500000
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