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Twitter Chief Executive Officer and top officials have declined to appear before the Parliamentary Committee on Information Technology headed by Anurag Thakur which had issued a summons to Twitter via an official letter on February 1st. 

An organisation named Youth for Social Media Democracy (YSMD), which has a right-of-centre ideological leaning conducted a silent protest from Delhi's Saket to Lado Sarai where the regional office of Twitter is situated.

Protests have been threatened as well if Kedarnath is not banned.

Not the first time Lord Ram has landed in legal troubles.

Earlier, the ban on Indian content in Pakistan was partially lifted by Lahore High Court.

The Supreme Court also ordered the ban on the online sale of firecrackers and put a stay on the e-commerce portals from selling firecrackers.

The company had violated rules by using unauthorised and loose barcodes

Twitter is constantly struggling to maintaining the balance between freedom of speech and censorship

This directive was issued by J&K's Home department

A notification came into force from June this year.