but the government acknowledged, the then government acknowledged there were problems with them and the indian supreme court even temporarily protected some of these rules from legal challenge, saying that we would trust that the government will let people know when they're blocked and people can approach indian courts to challenge these orders. and today you have a federal government which is issuing nearly 5,000 plus accounts or more to be blocked every year. this is not data out of thin air. the social freedom law centre india filed right to information requests in india, where they discovered from 2015 to 2022, over 55,000 examples of content had been blocked by a mix of executive, branch and court orders. and today you have the indian federal government regularly issuing blocking ofjournalistic sources, of activists or elected lawmakers, and they're doing it saying it's secret. so if today i want to challenge it, the government could tell me, we won't give you a copy of the order. and that's quite bogus. raman, let's get into the detail here of how this works, because india's foreign ministry has called this documentary a propaganda piece designed to push