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How Twitter, which partnered with India's BJP on an e-governance tool, ended up in BJP's crosshairs as the party went on the defensive against online criticism

by @NilChristopher & @_meher

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  • @risj_oxford @risj_oxford on x
    “What's happening in India right now is the most important battle for the future of freedom of expression online,” says @evelyndouek in this insightful piece by @NilChristopher and @_meher on @restofworld https://restofworld.org/...
  • @evelyndouek Evelyn Douek on x
    “By the time Delhi police raided Twitter's offices last week, legal requests against the platform had become the norm.” A good timeline of how things got so bad in India v. Platforms, aka the most important battle for the future of online free speech rn https://restofworld.org/..…
  • @_meher Meher on x
    Last week, dramatic images of a police raid at Twitter's offices in Delhi were splashed across the local news. @NilChristopher and I take a look at how the platform went from Modi's favorite to caught in the crosshairs https://restofworld.org/...
  • @nilchristopher Nilesh Christopher on x
    How India fell in, then out of love with Twitter Once a favorite tool to rally public support, Twitter has increasingly become a thorn in the side of Modi's administration because of its resistance in shutting down opposition voices. Story w/t @_meher https://restofworld.org/...
  • @anupkaphle Anup Kaphle on x
    “What's happening in India right now is the most important battle for the future of freedom of expression online.” How Twitter fell from grace in India https://restofworld.org/... — by @NilChristopher & @_meher