Neutral Citation Number: 2023:DHC:2806 i. On approaching the Court for a takedown order in a matter involving NCII content, the Petitioner must, along with the petition, file an affidavit in a sealed cover identifying the specific audio, visual images and key words that are being complained against, in addition to the allegedly offending URLs for ex facie determination of their illegality. ii. The Grievance Officer, as defined under Rule 2(1)(k), who is appointed by the intermediary for receiving complaints of the users/victims must be appropriately sensitised. The definition of NCII abuse must be interpreted liberally by the intermediaries to include sexual content obtained without consent and in violation of an individual’s privacy as well as sexual content obtained and intended for a private and confidential relationships. iii. The “Online Cybercrime Reporting Portal”, which is a central platform available on cybercrime.gov.in, must have a status tracker for the complainant, commencing from filing of a formal complaint to the removal of the offending content. The portal must specifically display the various redressal mechanisms that can be accessed by the victim in cases of NCII dissemination. This display should be in all languages specified in the Eighth Schedule. The cybercrime.gov.in website, along with every other website of Delhi Police, should also notably display the contact details/address of each District Cyber Police Station present in the National Capital Territory of Delhi. Signature Not Verified Digitally Signed By:SHAZAAD ZAKIR Signing Date:26.04.2023 17:19:50 W.P.(CRL) 1505/2021 Page 84 of 88