Supreme Court Dismisses Law Student's PIL, Cites Publicity Seeking

Imagine a student who thinks some news reporters are making up stories and using the name of the country's top judge to get more attention.

This student went to the highest court to complain.

But the court looked at the student's complaint and said, 'We don't see any real proof that this is happening.'

The judges felt the student might just want attention for themselves, calling them 'media crazy.'

So, the court said no to the complaint and explained that judges shouldn't step in unless there's clear proof of bad behavior by the media.

They want to let reporters do their jobs unless they really mess up.