My Lord everyone has made me a villain… Know why PCS officer Jyoti Maurya said this in the High Court?

Delhi High Court on Thursday heard the petition filed by Uttar Pradesh’s famous PCS officer Jyoti Maurya demanding removal of fake news and audio videos related to her personal life from social media platforms. The High Court has issued notice to other parties including the Central Government on the petition of Jyoti Maurya.

Delhi High Court has issued notice to other parties including the Central Government and sought their reply within a week. By filing an application in the Delhi High Court, he had said that he had demanded from the court that fake news, audios and videos related to his personal life present on social media platforms should be removed. In his application he has said that this is having an adverse effect on his social life. His image is being tarnished in the society. She is being presented as a villain on social media. This is a violation of their fundamental rights. Not only this, Jyoti has also sought instructions to ban news related to her personal life from being broadcast on news channels or any social media platform.

Let us tell you that earlier in the month of August, SDM Jyoti Maurya had filed a petition in the Delhi High Court and had demanded the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to remove the videos, memes and fake news being circulated against her on social media. Delhi High Court had given the next date of September 22 in this case, but before that, Jyoti Maurya filed a petition in the High Court demanding an early hearing.

Let us tell you that before this, SDM Jyoti Maurya’s husband Alok had withdrawn the complaint by writing a letter to the inquiry committee. In this letter, Alok Maurya said that he is withdrawing the complaint after thinking. On this letter of Alok, the inquiry committee will send its report to Prayagraj Commissioner, after which the government will decide whether investigation should be done or not. Earlier, husband Alok had accused Jyoti Maurya of corruption and having illicit relations with Home Guard Commandant Manish Dubey. Alok had also sent some pages of the diary to the administration as evidence, in which he had claimed that Jyoti Maurya had made wealth worth crores after becoming an officer.