Editorial comment
In fact, the Government should do it and pass an unsparing law for social media so that no one would dare to insult Hindu Deities.
New Delhi – The Delhi High Court asked Twitter to remove certain objectionable material relating to Hindu Goddess from its platform. The Court asked the counsel for Twitter whether the objectionable material was removed or not ? The Court further said, “You should respect the sentiments of the general public as you are doing business for the public at large. Their sentiments should be given due importance. Such material should be removed immediately.
Delhi High Court has Twitter to remove objectionable material relating to Hindu Goddess on its platform.
The court observed that the social media giant should respect sentiments of the public as it was doing business for them.https://t.co/OXLutPrxll
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