Independent Legal Oversight

Legal Advisory Board

RepuLex's Legal Advisory Board comprises senior Indian advocates who provide independent guidance on IT Act 2000 applicability, defamation strategy, and Intermediary Guidelines Rules 2021 compliance.

The Role

The Legal Advisory Board is structurally independent from RepuLex's operational legal team. Board members do not handle day-to-day case work. Instead, they review strategy, advise on novel legal questions, and provide oversight on the firm's application of Indian IT and defamation law.

This separation is deliberate. Operational matters are handled by RepuLex's in-house legal team and network of associated counsels. The Advisory Board exists to ensure that the firm's legal positions remain current, defensible, and aligned with evolving jurisprudence.

Current Members

Senior advocates, independently credentialed.

Advocate Subodh Bajpai

Advocate Subodh Bajpai

Senior Partner, Unified Chambers

Delhi High Court advocate. LLM (Delhi University), MBA (XLRI Jamshedpur). Advises on IT Act, defamation, and enforcement strategy.

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Seat being filled

Advisor To Be Announced

Seat open · Q2 2026

RepuLex's advisory board is being actively expanded. Further appointments will be announced as confirmations are completed.

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Seat being filled

Advisor To Be Announced

Seat open · Q3 2026

Further advisors will focus on specialised areas including privacy law, constitutional rights, and platform regulation.

Scope of Advisory Review

What the board oversees.

Application of IT Act 2000

Review of how Sections 66A (post-Shreya Singhal), 67, 69A, and 79 apply to RepuLex’s content removal approach. Validation of platform notice methodology.

Defamation Strategy

Oversight of IPC Sections 499–500 applications. Strategic guidance on criminal versus civil defamation routes for specific client matters.

Intermediary Rules 2021

Ongoing review of the Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code Rules 2021 — particularly as amended and as applied by platforms.

DPDP Act 2023

Application of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 to ORM matters. Guidance on data principal rights enforcement in content removal.

Right to Be Forgotten

Review of Right to Be Forgotten jurisprudence across Indian High Courts — an evolving area requiring ongoing oversight.

Novel Questions

Escalation of unprecedented legal questions. Where existing doctrine is unclear, the advisory board provides considered positions before action.

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