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Can India suspend Twitter if it fails to comply with IT rules?

By IANS | Updated: June 6, 2021 11:25 IST

New Delhi, June 6 As India takes its fight with Twitter over non-compliance of the new IT rules ...

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New Delhi, June 6 As India takes its fight with Twitter over non-compliance of the new IT rules to the final round, can the country go ahead and block or suspend the platform the way Nigeria has done?

The Nigerian government has indefinitely suspended Twitter, just days after it accused the US micro-blogging platform of double standards and supporting the secessionists.

The government expressed doubts about Twitter's operations in the country, after it deleted a tweet by President Muhammadu Buhari.

In India, Twitter is in the eye of storm for not complying to the new IT

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