Bombay High Court has permitted Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to pursue a civil defamation suit over alleged deepfake videos and social media posts tied to India’s E20 ethanol‑blended petrol programme. The case names Meta, X, Google, and unidentified individuals. Gadkari alleges the content falsely implied financial gain for his family, damaging his reputation. The suit seeks removal, blocking, and damages.
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