Illegal content on X endangers democracy, says government
Thursday, 17 July 2025 ()
The Centre has informed the Karnataka High Court that unchecked unlawful content on social media threatens democracy. It accused X of evading accountability under the IT Act's 'safe harbour' provision, arguing this protection isn't absolute but depends on responsible conduct. The government emphasized that social media platforms have a responsibility to regulate content due to their ability to amplify information.
|
||||
|
|
||||
💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions
|
||||
'Let political battles be fought among electorate': SC rejects ED plea in MUDA case; asks 'why are you being used?'The Supreme Court dismissed the Enforcement Directorate's plea against a Karnataka High Court order, which had quashed proceedings against B.M. Parvathi, wife of...IndiaTimes |
Illegal content on X endangers democracy, says governmentThe Centre has informed the Karnataka High Court that unchecked unlawful content on social media threatens democracy. It accused X of evading accountability...IndiaTimes |
Bad news for Virat Kohli as Karnataka govt blames RCB management for Bengaluru stampede, mentions name of star batterIn a report submitted by the Karnataka government to the High Court, the state government pointed out serious lapses and mismanagement by RCB, which led to a...DNA Also reported by •IndiaTimes |
