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The ministry wants social media to "proactively remove" content jusifying Udaipur murder, something for which ex-minister Kapil Sibal was criticized harshly
The law covers platforms with a minimum threshold of users.
The tussle has sparked questions about EVs and data ownership.
Twitter has defied such takedown requests in the past but it ended badly.
This is the second time that it's happened this month.
The fake news pertained to various subjects including the ongoing situation in Ukraine.
The ministry's affidavit held that deplatforming an account went against the tenets of the Constitution, save for some exceptions.
These powers have been exercised once before to crack down on a "coordinated disinformation campaign from Pakistan".
The tweets drew sharp criticism for doxxing the students who have moved court against the ban.
With this, the total number of China-linked apps that have been banned in the country crosses 300 in just two years.
