Archive · 6 Jan 2026
Delhi HC Blocks 160 Piracy Websites
The Delhi High Court has ordered the blocking of over 160 websites that were illegally streaming popular shows and movies like Stranger Things, Squid Game, and Friends.
The court granted a special type of injunction called a Dynamic+ injunction, which helps stop these websites from moving to new addresses and continuing their illegal activities.
The plaintiffs, which include Warner Bros, Netflix, Apple, Disney, and Crunchyroll, argued that these websites were causing them significant financial losses by offering their content for free without permission.
The court agreed and issued the order to protect the rights of the content creators and distributors.
The Delhi High Court blocked over 160 piracy websites for streaming copyrighted content.
The plaintiffs include Warner Bros, Netflix, Apple, Disney, and Crunchyroll.
The court granted a Dynamic+ injunction to prevent the websites from migrating and continuing their illegal activities.
The affected content includes popular shows and movies like Stranger Things, Squid Game, and Friends.
The court found that the plaintiffs would suffer significant financial losses if the injunction was not granted.
- Who
- Delhi High Court, Warner Bros Entertainment Inc., Netflix, Apple, Disney, Crunchyroll, and over 160 piracy websites
- What
- The Delhi High Court has blocked over 160 piracy websites for streaming copyrighted content without authorization
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the articles
- Where
- Delhi High Court, India
- Why
- To prevent significant financial losses and protect the intellectual property rights of the plaintiffs
- Plaintiffs
- Warner Bros Entertainment Inc., Netflix, Apple, Disney, Crunchyroll
- Defendants
- Over 160 piracy websites
- Injunction Type
- Dynamic+ injunction
- Judge
- Justice Tejas Karia
- Content Affected
- Stranger Things, Squid Game, Friends, and others
- Legal Basis
- Copyright infringement
- Court
- Delhi High Court