Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Supreme Court Upholds Defamation Case Against Kangana Ranaut
Imagine someone made comments about an elderly woman who was protesting.
The woman felt the comments hurt her reputation.
The Supreme Court, the highest court, said the actress, Kangana Ranaut's, retweet had "spice" in it and the case should continue.
This means a lower court will now decide if Ranaut's comments were wrong.
Ranaut's lawyer was told to raise her grievance before the trial court, and not in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court refused to stop a defamation case against Kangana Ranaut.
The case is related to Ranaut's retweet about an elderly woman protester.
The court said Ranaut's comments added "spice" to the situation.
The court referred the issue back to the trial court.
The original complaint was filed in Bathinda court.
- Who
- Kangana Ranaut and Mahinder Kaur
- What
- The Supreme Court declined to quash a defamation case against Kangana Ranaut.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Supreme Court
- Why
- Ranaut's retweet was considered potentially defamatory.
- Defendant
- Kangana Ranaut
- Case Type
- Defamation
- Court
- Supreme Court
- Original Complaint
- Bathinda Court
- Subject of Dispute
- Ranaut's retweet on farmer protest
- Complainant
- Mahinder Kaur
Sources
'You Added Spice': SC Rejects Kangana Ranaut’s Plea In Farmers’ Protest Defamation Case
Kangana Drops SC Plea in Farmers' Protest Defamation Case
"You Added Spice": Kangana Ranaut's Plea Over Defamation Case Dismissed
‘You added spice’: SC refuses to quash defamation case against Kangana over tweet on farmers’ protest
