🔆 Key Takeaways: Toxic Online Culture and Legal Responses 📍 Toxic Online Culture and Diplomacy ✅ After a diplomatic announcement by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, his social media faced abusive comments, threats, and doxing of his daughter ✅ Highlights growing misuse of online platforms to harass public officials and undermine national decisions 📍 Vulnerable Groups at Risk ✅ Women, minorities, and marginalized communities are disproportionately targeted ✅ Trolls issue rape and death threats, causing serious mental and physical harm 📍 Legal Framework and Judicial Action ✅ Draft Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025 to penalize misuse of personal info ✅ Existing laws like Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Information Technology Act are limited but evolving ✅ Courts actively order quick removal of offending content and mandate disclosure of subscriber info ✅ In the Shaviya Sharma case (2024), Delhi HC stated unchecked doxing violates right to privacy 📍 Need for Robust Anti-Trolling Law ✅ Strong legislation needed to counter doxing, threats, and misinformation ✅ Delhi HC recognizes unchecked doxing as a violation of privacy rights