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Sakshi Malik's picture was used without her permission, and a reference was made to her as a sex worker.Sakshi Malik filed a case against the makers of V for using her picture without her permission. Bombay High Court ordered the makers of V to take down the film till the time they get the scene deleted. Sakshi Malik filed a case against Venkateshwara Creations Pvt Ltd for using her picture . Malik's advocate, Saveena Bedi said that the scene depicted Sakshi Malik as a commercial sex worker.While observing that the case results in defamation per se, the Court ordered:"It seems to me self-evident that it is not possible to use the image of any person for a commercial purpose without express written consent. If images are to be used without such express consent, they must be covered by some sort of legally enforceable and tenable licensing regime, whether with or without royalty. Simply using another's image, and most especially a private image, without consent is prima facie impermissible, unlawful and entirely illegal. In a given case, it may also be defamatory, depending on the type of use."The Court gave OTT platform Amazon Prime 24 hours time to discontinue the availability of the film."The fact that the image has been illicitly used is bad enough. It only makes matters worse when used in a plainly derogatory and demeaning vein."Court opined that the defendants must completely delete all the images of Shakshi in the motion picture and merely pixilation or blurring it will not be enough."I am making it clear that the 1st and 2nd Defendants will have to show Mr Kirpekar and his client the altered portion before I will permit the 3rd Defendant to re-release this film."The matter will now be heard on 8th March 2021.SOURCE -Bombay High Court Directs OTT Platform Amazon Prime To Take Down Telugu Movie 'V' On Actor Sakshi Malik's PleaThe Bombay High Court on Tuesday restrained Venkateshwara Creations Pvt. Ltd. from releasing the Telugu Movie 'V' on the OTT platform, Amazon Prime until deletion of a scene wherein a portfolio...https://www.livelaw.in/amp/news-updates/sakshi-malik-amazon-prime-bombay-high-court-venkateshwara-creations-telugu-movie-vdefamation-suit-170656?__twitter_impression=true

What's the cringiest K-pop ship? The most problematic and popular, Lizkook.Lizkook, a quite interesting bangpink ship, is often shipped by delusional and disrespectful K-Pop stans. If I were to search “Lizkook” on Pinterest, this is what I would have gotten.A bunch of disturbing edits, often inappropriate and weird.Not only these edits are cringy, they are also extremely disrespectful.Inappropriate. Often editors like to show sexual or disturbing imagery, that depict both idols doing not-so-PG things. This is disrespectful for the idols since they might be uncomfortable with images like this.Invasion of privacy. Using someone’s faces to feed into your fantasies is rude (and creepy). Jungkook or Lisa have never given consent for you to be doing things like those edits.Weird. Self-explainable.Stop shipping Lizkook in public, it’s problematic and weird. Refrain yourself from doing these profanities, or at least do it in your head, where no one will see your deluded and creepy thoughts.Peace Out,

No. This is because of the following factors:A.. Afghanistan is a sovereign country. Without the consent of Afghanistan , India cannot use its territory for military purposes. India does not have bilateral defence Treaty with Afghanistan, which permits India for use its territory for military purpose.B. India and Afghanistan are not part of any military alliance, which allows India to use Afghan territory for launching air strikes against Pakistan.C. India also does not have any military base in Afghanistan, which can be used for launching military action against Afghanistan.India and Afghanistan- Close ties , but no Military Alliance. Image Courtesy: Business StandardThough India and Afghanistan’s present government have very close relations in many fields, but that is not legally adequate for India to use Afghan territory for military purpose. It should be noted that countries generally do not give consent to use their territory to be used for launching attack against the third country. For this purpose some separate legal arrangements- like military alliance, or military base or bilateral treaty have to be made.