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Twitter seemingly removed a journalist's tweet about India's Home Minister globally, not just in the country, an apparent first, in response to a “legal demand”

The Hindu : Tweets: @officialsauravd , @martinsfp , and @akhmxt . Thanks: @aroondeep See also Mediagazer Tweets: @officialsauravd : “My tweets have been withheld not just in India, but worldwide. I don't remember the context of tweeting this, can anyone figure out?” @martinsfp : I remember (not very long ago) when Twitter used to fight this kind of censorship. Kalim / @akhmxt : Kinda ironic that tweets of an RTI (FOIA for Americans) activist/journalists has been withheld globally. A move that I have never heard of before. Thanks: @aroondeep See also Mediagazer

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  • @officialsauravd @officialsauravd on x
    “My tweets have been withheld not just in India, but worldwide. I don't remember the context of tweeting this, can anyone figure out?”
  • @martinsfp @martinsfp on x
    I remember (not very long ago) when Twitter used to fight this kind of censorship.
  • @akhmxt Kalim on x
    Kinda ironic that tweets of an RTI (FOIA for Americans) activist/journalists has been withheld globally. A move that I have never heard of before.