The MeiTY provided Twitter with a letter outlining grave repercussions of noncompliance, including the possibility of commencing criminal proceedings against Twitter's Chief Compliance Officer. In response, twitter said that its business will close if accounts are blocked without reasons.
The Karnataka High Court served notice to the Central Government on Tuesday in response to a writ case filed by Twitter Inc contesting the Centre's blocking orders, reports Live Law.
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