Supreme Court 2. The legal department decided that heart emojis sent to famous people or influencers cannot be considered trustworthy behavior on their own.
- In the Balaji divorce case, the local court found the parties equally guilty, and allowed the woman to send a heart emoji to doctors and social media influencers.
- The Court of Appeal found the woman severely and the man lightly guilty.
- The Supreme Court, which reviewed the case, determined that the messages do not prove untrustworthy behavior and that the voice recordings submitted by the man were illegally obtained.
- The Supreme Court unanimously overturned the appeal decision, which found the charge to be serious, and sent the case to the Regional Court for re-evaluation.