Delhi HC says no to early hearing on plea over DeepSeek ban in India
Delhi High Court on Tuesday refused to grant an early hearing on a plea for blocking access to DeepSeek, an AI chatbot developed by Chinese entities, in all forms in India. A bench of Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela said there was no urgency in the PIL and it not deserve a priority hearing.
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After the petitioner's counsel said it was a sensitive matter, the court asked him not to use the platform if it was so harmful.
«These kinds of platforms have been available in India for a long time. Not only DeepSeek but there are several such platforms available. Don't use it if it's so harmful. There is no ground for early hearing,» the bench said.
The court further held, «No case for an early hearing is made out. The application is rejected».
Many things were available on the Internet for the entire world to access, but a person was not required to use everything, the court added.
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