Summary: What happens when everyone, but the internet has moved on? In a landmark judgment delivered on May 29, 2026, the Delhi High Court has addressed the growing problem of digital records that continue to haunt individuals, long after legal proceedings have concluded. Even after legal closure may be achieved through acquittal, discharge and settlement, a simple online search can still link a person with past allegations for years to come.
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