Delhi Court Grants Interim Relief to Adani Enterprises Amid Defamation Suit

Adani Enterprises Limited secured interim relief as a Delhi court restrained certain journalists and organizations from disseminating allegedly defamatory content about the company. The court ordered the removal of unverified materials from platforms and asserted that continual defamatory publications could harm the company's global business reputation and investor confidence.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 06-09-2025 22:13 IST | Created: 06-09-2025 22:13 IST
Delhi Court Grants Interim Relief to Adani Enterprises Amid Defamation Suit
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In a landmark ruling, a Delhi court has granted Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) significant interim relief by preventing various journalists and organizations from publishing allegedly defamatory content against the company. The court's decision comes amidst a rising tide of unverified allegations aimed at tarnishing AEL's business reputation.

The defamation suit, heard by Senior Civil Judge Anuj Kumar Singh, mandates the removal of contentious material already published across multiple online platforms. The court emphasized the potential detrimental impact such content could have on AEL's market operations, investor trust, and overall business credibility.

Citing the unchecked dissemination of baseless claims, AEL's counsel highlighted the severe damage inflicted upon the company's reputation. The court's interim order aims to halt the spread of unverified information while allowing for fair and substantiated reports on related proceedings, marking a pivotal moment in AEL's ongoing legal battle.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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