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BanTwitterIndia trends on Twitter amid spat with Centre

BanTwitterIndia trends on Twitter amid spat with Centre After India rebuked Twitter for not promptly complying with government orders to take down certain content, #BanTwitterIndia started trending on Twitter BusinessToday.In | February 11, 2021 | Updated 17:21 IST After India rebuked Twitter for not promptly complying with government orders to take down certain content, #BanTwitterIndia started trending on Twitter. India ordered Twitter to remove more than 1,100 accounts and posts that it alleges are spreading misinformation about farmers protesting against new agricultural reforms. Twitter said that it had permanently suspended more than 500 accounts for clear violation of Twitter s rules and in accordance with MeitY s orders. However, Twitter added it will not take action against accounts that consist of news media entities, journalists, activists, and politicians. It said that doing so would violate their fundamental right to free expression under Indian law .

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கைதுசெய்யப்படுகின்றனரா ட்விட்டர் அதிகாரிகள் அரசுடன் வலுக்கும் மோதல்! | Govt plans arrest of Twitter officials over non compliance of order restricting accounts posting about farmers protest

கைதுசெய்யப்படுகின்றனரா ட்விட்டர் அதிகாரிகள் அரசுடன் வலுக்கும் மோதல்! | Govt plans arrest of Twitter officials over non compliance of order restricting accounts posting about farmers protest
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Twitter takes actions on over 500 accounts in India amid government warning – TechCrunch

Twitter said on Wednesday it has taken action on more than 500 accounts and reduced visibility of some hashtags in India to comply with “several” orders from the Indian government after New Delhi threatened legal action against executives with the American social network. Twitter had suspended hundreds of Twitter accounts, several with links to farmers’ […]

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Blocking On Govt Orders Is Twitter s Litmus Test On Free Speech

Micro-blogging platform clarifies it hasn't taken any action on accounts from the media, activists and politicians

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Media watcher to track rising cases, FIRs against journalists in India

Media watcher to track rising cases, FIRs against journalists in India Journalists’ bodies have condemned the high-handedness of police, and urged authorities to restore circumstances which facilitate free functioning of the media. Share Via Email | A+A A- The Centre had also recently directed to Twitter to block around 250 tweets/Twitter accounts. (Representational Photo) By Express News Service NEW DELHI: The Editors Guild of India launched a media watcher which will track cases of media professionals being targeted for fulfilling their journalistic responsibilities. This comes amid FIRs being lodged against journalists for their reporting on January 26 tractor rally of farmers, and cases of sedition being imposed on them.

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