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1. The overturning of censorship introduced by the Indian government:
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The Indian government prompted social media platforms like X to block over 8,000 accounts in India. These actions include banning accounts of major news outlets such as BBC Urdu, The Wire, and Maktoob Media, among others.
- The Prime Minister emphasizes that the regimes’ executive orders are necessary to comply with legal and regulatory standards, despite用户的friction and legal concerns.
2. Critical impact on free media freedom:
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The centralized censorship by Indian platforms like The Wire has Ridered, with users expressing frustration.
- Press freedom is in crisis, as many Ikors involved in news are unable to access information.
3. Follow-up by individual journalists:
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Senior journalists like Anuradha Bhashin and Muzamil Jaleel have been blocked from accessing platforms.
- Their actions have highlighted a hostile environment for journalists, challenging the legal precedence of censorship.
4. Public reaction and implications:
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The government has called on platforms to undermine censorship and protect free speech.
- While X is exploring legal avenues to cease blocking, some users argue that more immediate relief is needed.
For a deeper understanding, further reading of the forums discussing the situation is recommended.