In which of the matters it was held that disclosure of identity of victim either by printing or publishing will not amount to penal liability?

A) In a judgement given by the Session's Judge on the ground of social victimisation B) In a judgement given by the High Court on the ground of Ostracism C) In a judgement given either by High Court or Supreme Court on the ground of preventing social victimisation or contracism D) In a judgement given by the Supreme Court on the ground of prevention from social victimisation

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Correct Answer: Option C

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