The dispute between the Indian government and Twitter continues to grow. The central government has asked Twitter to suspend some Twitter accounts and has taken a tough stand. This issue has been tightened on behalf of Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu. Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu tweeted on Thursday that what to write, the pen is in a grip.. how to write, the hand is in the grip of the dictator. #TwitterCensorship

क्या लिखूं ,
कलम जकड़ में हैं ...
कैसे लिखूं ,
हाथ तानाशाह की पकड में है...#TwitterCensorship

— Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherryontopp) February 11, 2021

The central government is being targeted through social media on behalf of Sidhu on the issue of farmer movement, agriculture law. This tweet of Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu has come when there is a war between the Government of India and Twitter. Recently, the government had asked to suspend more than 250 Twitter accounts related to the farmers' protest, Khalistan issue. However, Twitter did not do this.

After which Twitter has now been asked to take drastic action on behalf of the Indian government. It has also been said that these disputed accounts have to be destroyed. Significantly, the accounts on which there was a dispute were accused of inciting the peasant movement and running a disputed hashtag.

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