X blasts India 'censorship' order on thousands of accounts


X said it was 'exploring all legal options available' but added that it was 'restricted by Indian law in its ability to bring legal challenges'. — Reuters

NEW DELHI: Social media platform X said Tuesday it was "deeply concerned" after the Indian government ordered it last week to block more than 2,000 accounts, including two belonging to the Reuters news agency.

Many of the blocked accounts were restored within hours, and New Delhi denied any role in the takedown.

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