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Bombay HC allows Radhe Maa to sue Google and others over alleged misuse of personality rights

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The Bombay High Court has allowed godwoman Sukhwinder Kaur, popularly known as Radhe Maa, to file a lawsuit against Google LLC and other respondents to protect her personality rights and seek relief…

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