Delhi High Court has ordered the immediate removal of many deepfake and obscene videos and pictures of Bollywood actor Ajay Devgan. The court gave this direction on Devgan’s petition in which he had demanded protection of his personality rights and image.

Justice Manit Pritam Singh Arora in Delhi High Court said that obscene or objectionable deepfakes will not be tolerated at all and should be removed immediately. However, the court made it clear that at this stage all such posts cannot be removed which have only Devgan’s pictures or posters because many fan pages also share them. The court said that fan pages will have to be given some leeway, otherwise the actor will have to erase his own digital existence.

Ajay Devgan’s pictures are being misused – Lawyer
The lawyer appearing for actor Ajay Devgan in the Delhi High Court told the court that posters, T-shirts and caps bearing the actor’s name and pictures are being sold without permission on websites like Amazon. He mainly focused on those deepfake videos in which Devgan is shown in an obscene manner with female actresses and said that a YouTuber is also spreading such content.

The court asked whether Ajay Devgan had earlier made a formal complaint on this to YouTube. The court said that direct ex-parte order cannot be given but instructions will be given to remove obscene and deepfake content.

Actor Ajay Devgan’s moral rights are being violated – lawyer
During the hearing in the Delhi High Court, the court also remarked that many issues have been clubbed together in the petition, which makes it difficult to understand the matter. After this, the court ordered that all objectionable deepfakes be removed immediately and the next hearing of the case will be held on 26 December. The lawyer argued that the issue of deepfakes remains a challenge for many countries of the world and the decisions of Indian courts are being monitored at the international level.

Let us tell you that Ajay Devgan has also said in his petition that deepfakes are being made using clips from his films without permission. Due to which their image is being harmed and it is a violation of their moral rights.

On social media these days, a video of the African country Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Trorea is becoming increasingly viral. In this video, he is shown targeting a $ 14 billion deal with India and targeting the US and Western countries, especially US President Donald Trump.

Thousands of people have given their response to this video so far. However, the investigation has revealed that this video is not real, but is a deep -ficch prepared from Artificial Intelligence (AI). In the clip, President Ibrahim can be heard saying, “When India signed the agreement, the world was shocked, but not us. We had prepared for this day.”

The clip further stated, “Came chains in the name of western country and America contract. They wanted our grain cheaply by taxing tax. It was not a partnership but exploitation.” In the video, he further praised India, saying that India promised to provide technology, irrigation and storage facilities to Burkina Faso and honored their sovereignty.

What is the reality of the video?

As soon as this video went viral, many users described it as deepfhek. Later, a community note was paired with this post on the platform, which clearly wrote, “This video is completely false and misleading. Its claims are fabricated. It is made by a content creator only for entertainment.”

99.99 % of people who have rted this fake & ai-generated video https://t.co/uobbcbzg9p

– Kumar Manish (@Kumarmanish9) September 7, 2025

Why is the danger increasing with AI?

Due to AI and Deepfek technology, it has become very easy to make fake videos of any leader, celebrity or common man. Those watching such videos may find real and also become increasingly viral on social media.

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In view of the increasing threat of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Deepfake technique, the Denmark government has prepared to bring strict laws to curb it. This law will declare fake audio-videos made using someone’s voice or image as a punishable offense. Denmark is going to become the first country in the world to do so, which is expected that the misuse of this technology will be curbed.

What is Deepfake?

Deepfake is an advanced technique, in which fake video or audio is prepared by mimicking a person’s voice or facial with the help of AI and machine learning. It is edited in such a way that it looks like real, while in reality it is completely fake. The words Deepfake are formed by mixing ‘Deep Learning’ and ‘Fake’.

How does Deepfake Technology work?

Deepfake Technology mainly works on two algorithms – Encoder and Decoder.

Encoder: It learns the pattern of gesture and voice by analyzing the real person’s pictures and videos.

Decoder: It mixes the information learned in another video or audio in such a way that the fake clip looks exactly real.

Danger is increasing due to deepfake

Many serious threats have been revealed by the misuse of Deepfake Technology:

Political lies: The public can be misled by fake videos of leaders in elections.

Social Blackmailing: People can be maligned by making fake porn videos.

Fake news: Riots can be provoked through fake videos.

Cybercrime: It can also be used in identity theft and banking fraud.

What is the new Denmark law?

Under the law proposed by the government of Denmark:

Creating Deepfake Content using someone’s voice or image will be considered a crime.

Deepfake video or audio will be punished hard.

It will be mandatory for social media companies to remove such content.

Measures to prevent Deepfake

-Do not share any sensational video without investigation.

-Confirm the source of the video.

-Use tools like Google Reverse Image Search.

-Report out the content on social media.

Concern globally

Not only Denmark, countries like America, India and European Union are also worried about Deepfake Technology. It is now considered an issue related to national security. International organizations have demanded a global framework, so that every country can implement strict laws against Deepfake at its level.

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