Contempt of court: bona fide criticism and truthful opinion in public interest are protected against frivolous proceedings.
Bonafide criticism of a judicial or quasi judicial institution is not contempt unless shown to be motivated by malafide design or deliberate misrepresentation; truthful statements material to the issue and opinions expressed in the public interest constitute a valid defence, while deliberate distortion or scandalous allegations unrelated to the matter remain unprotected. (AI Summary)