New Delhi: The Indian government can now take strict action against Twitter for its negligence in blocking all the content related to the offensive content on the Twitter handle and the disputed hashtag on the farmers' movement on the borders of the country's capital. The central government has expressed strong displeasure that Twitter is following the government's instructions half-heartedly, which cannot be tolerated at all.

According to the central government's IT ministry, Twitter immediately followed the government's directive in the US Capitol Hill violence case, but read the text of inattention and freedom of expression in deleting misleading and propaganda tweets like the massacre of farmers. Amidst the ongoing confrontation between Twitter and the Government of India, a virtual meeting was held on Wednesday between the IT Secretary of the Center and senior officials of Twitter, in which Twitter has been asked to comply with the government rules and maintain the respect of democratic institutions. 

The government said that if any company is in the country, it will have to follow the laws passed by the Indian Parliament, even if the rules of different companies are different from it. Twitter has suspended more than 500 accounts on Wednesday but has refused to ban the accounts of journalists, social workers and leaders, citing the need to keep freedom of expression intact. After which the government has expressed 'strong resentment' on Wednesday for delaying Twitter to take immediate action against the account and hashtag spreading misinformation and provocative things in relation to the farmer movement.

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