Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Talks Held to Settle OBC Defamation Case in Delhi
Imagine two people, Mr. Chouhan and Mr. Tankha, are arguing about something related to rules about who can get certain spots or benefits (reservation) based on a group called OBC.
Mr. Tankha felt that what Mr. Chouhan said about him was not true.
He sued Mr. Chouhan for making these untrue statements.
The highest court, the Supreme Court, told them to stop arguing and to try and solve the problem by talking to each other.
They met in Delhi and after discussing with their lawyers, they agreed to make up and end the argument.
A meeting was held in Delhi to solve the defamation case over the OBC reservation issue.
The case was filed by Vivek Tankha against Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
The defamation case was filed over the OBC reservation policy during the civic bodies’ elections.
The Supreme Court advised the parties to settle the dispute amicably.
Lawyers from both sides discussed the issue and reached a consensus to settle.
- Who
- Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Vivek Tankha
- What
- Talks to settle a defamation case over OBC reservation
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To resolve the dispute following a Supreme Court directive
- Parties Involved
- Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Vivek Tankha
- Case Type
- Defamation
- Issue
- OBC Reservation
- Location of Talks
- Delhi
- Outcome
- Parties reached a consensus to settle the matter