Delhi High Court Grants John Doe Injunction Protecting Personality and Publicity Rights of Jubin Nautiyal

The Delhi High Court has granted singer Jubin Nautiyal an ex-parte ad-interim injunction protecting his personality and publicity rights.

Justice Tushar Rao Gedela restrained AI platforms, e-commerce entities including Flipkart and Amazon, and unidentified “John Doe” parties from using his name, voice, likeness, or singing style for commercial gain.

The Court noted prima facie evidence of voice cloning, deepfakes, AI-generated chatbots, and unauthorised merchandise. Holding that irreparable harm would ensue without urgent relief, the Court directed the takedown of over 70 infringing links and required platforms to disclose the uploader's details.

The matter is listed before the Joint Registrar on April 28 and before the Court on August 25, 2026.

[Jubin Nautiyal v. Jammable Ltd & Ors.]