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Twitter is yet to adapt to the new IT guidelines that came into effect from May 25 after a time period of 3 months was already given to social media companies. Instead, it has issued a statement that it 'wants' to abide by Indian laws but needs more time.

The usual suspects fell for the parody account of news agency ANI just to hate on PM Modi.

Social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and others have failed to comply with the new legal rules issued by the government.

On Thursday, the Congress party had shot a letter to Twitter seeking permanent suspension of the accounts of BJP president JP Nadda, Union minister Smriti Irani, and BJP leaders Sambit Patra and BL Santosh for sharing the document they alleged was 'forged'.

In his complaint, Raut claimed that the Tweets made on him are misleading and could “harm the peace and harmony” of the country.

After the political upset for BJP, Mamata Banerjee took the reigns and a spate of unimaginable violence was unleashed on those who worked for BJP or those who had supported the party in the state.

Social media has been filled with multiple fake news which do nothing but fan panic amid the second wave of coronavirus.

Congress IT Cell head Rohan Gupta recently shared an abridged video of PM Modi's speech in Assam to further propaganda against the BJP

Twitter has, in fact, arbitrarily suspended accounts of many users who do not fall into line with its leftist ideologies

Shweta, mic on hai tera! Kids, always ensure your mics are off when you are indulging in gossiping.