Salman Khan, Kamaal R Khan spat: KRK restrained from posting content against Radhe actor, Read details

According to reports, Mumbai court has passed an interim order after hearing the civil suit regarding the defamation case filed by actor Salman Khan against KRK.

It seems like a never-ending battle between KRK and Salman Khan. In a significant development of a defamation suit filed by actor against KRK, according to a report, the Mumbai court has passed an interim order after hearing the civil suit.

It seems like a never-ending battle between KRK and Salman Khan. In a significant development of a defamation suit filed by actor against KRK, according to a report, the Mumbai court has passed an interim order after hearing the civil suit.

The reports say that the new order has restrained KRK from posting content against Salman on social media.

The reports say that the new order has restrained KRK from posting content against Salman on social media.

According to a report in India Today, a restraining order was passed by Additional Sessions Judge C V Marathe in the notice of Salman Khan's motion in a defamation suit.

According to a report in India Today, a restraining order was passed by Additional Sessions Judge C V Marathe in the notice of Salman Khan's motion in a defamation suit.

As per the report, while allowing an interim relief to KRK, the Judge observed that the reputation is "not only a salt of life". The Judge added that "a sort of right to enjoy the good opinions of others and it is a personal right and an injury to the reputation is personal injury. A good reputation is an element of personal security and is protected by the Constitution equally with the right to the enjoyment of life". A 13-page order that was passed, in it, the Judge further opined, "Reputation and honour are no less precious to good men than bodily safety and freedom. In some cases, they may be dearer than life itself."

As per the report, while allowing an interim relief to KRK, the Judge observed that the reputation is "not only a salt of life". The Judge added that "a sort of right to enjoy the good opinions of others and it is a personal right and an injury to the reputation is personal injury. A good reputation is an element of personal security and is protected by the Constitution equally with the right to the enjoyment of life". A 13-page order that was passed, in it, the Judge further opined, "Reputation and honour are no less precious to good men than bodily safety and freedom. In some cases, they may be dearer than life itself."

Reports say that the lawyer appearing for Salman Khan and KRK, made arguments in court. After hearing the opinion, Judge stated that the tweets or videos "very clearly lower Salman Khan's image in the society", portraying Salman as a "criminal, cheater and person with no dignity." KRK also failed to explain his defamatory statements, said the Judge.

Reports say that the lawyer appearing for Salman Khan and KRK, made arguments in court. After hearing the opinion, Judge stated that the tweets or videos "very clearly lower Salman Khan's image in the society", portraying Salman as a "criminal, cheater and person with no dignity." KRK also failed to explain his defamatory statements, said the Judge.

Meanwhile, during the hearing, the Judge concluded that Salman Khan had filed a case that pointed out the damage suffered to his reputation due to KRK's tweets. Hence, the court stated that a 'relief at the interlocutory stage can be granted'. Earlier, KRK made tweets expressing his opinion on Salman Khan's latest release titled 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai'. He had shared the news on Twitter in May 2021.

Meanwhile, during the hearing, the Judge concluded that Salman Khan had filed a case that pointed out the damage suffered to his reputation due to KRK's tweets. Hence, the court stated that a 'relief at the interlocutory stage can be granted'. Earlier, KRK made tweets expressing his opinion on Salman Khan's latest release titled 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai'. He had shared the news on Twitter in May 2021.