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India bans Twitter accounts of several Pakistan journos, diplomatic missions Last Updated : 28 Jun 2022 11:24:09 PM IST India has banned the official Twitter accounts of several Pakistani diplomatic missions, journalists and some prominent personalities under the's Information Technology Act, 2000, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad has claimed.
"Deeply concerning that #India has blocked the flow of information to Indian Twitter by withholding access to the following official accounts," Geo News quoted the Ministry as saying in a tweet on Monday night, while listing down the banned accounts.The banned accounts include accounts of the Pakistani Embassy in UN, Turkey, Iran and Egypt."Diminishing space for plurality of voices & access to info in India is extremely alarming," the tweet added.The Ministry called out Twitter, saying that social media platforms should abide by the applicable international norms.It said that the government of Pakistan is urging the tech company to restore access to the restricted accounts immediately and ensure adherence to democratic freedoms of speech and expression.Meanwhile, the Twitter handles of journalists, including The News and Geo News reporter in London, Murtaza Ali Shah and CJ Werleman have also been withheld by the company under India's Information Technology Act, 2000, Geo News reported.Murtaza Ali Shah has around 550,000 followers on his verified Twitter @MurtazaViews account.He has been associated with The News and Geo for more than 17 years.Shah confirmed he received an email notice from Twitter about India's legal action against his account.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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