Criticism of Modi government could not be tolerated: issued a major order against social media

 

New Delhi: In the wake of the devastating Corona virus outbreak in India, people are now questioning the rulers and criticizing the Modi government's performance, which is not being tolerated.

 

The Modi government was slammed by users on Twitter, a social networking site related to the Corona crisis, and the Indian government ordered Twitter to remove critical tweets.

 

Following the orders, the management of the social networking site Twitter has removed critical tweets from the Indian government.

In this regard, the foreign news agency, citing local media in India, said that tweets criticizing the performance of the Indian government regarding the situation in Corona were censored or removed from the website. Has gone

 

According to Indian media, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government last week issued emergency orders to Twitter to immediately remove tweets criticizing the government.

 

Local media said the orders were available to the government's Twitter account on the Lumin Database website, which reviews content related to online complaints.

 

More than 50 critical tweets have been removed so far following government orders, including those from Indian parliamentarians, actors, ministers, filmmakers and journalists.

 

In addition, tweets that directly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi or showed pictures of long queues of corona patients outside crematoriums and hospitals have been removed.

 

The number of corona cases reported daily in India has now reached a record high. On Sunday, 349,691 new cases were reported while 2,767 people were killed.

 

Addressing the nation on the radio, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that during the second wave of Corona in the country, millions of new cases came daily and that the storm had shaken the nation.