The Centre may arrest Twitter’s top executives in India stating that its list of accounts sought to be censured over “inflammatory content” was not negotiable. The government added that its “”patience is running out”” over refusal of the company to follow the earlier notice given under Section 69A of the IT Act, Times of India reported. Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, in a statement, said, “”Secretary expressed his deep disappointment to Twitter leadership about the manner in which Twitter has unwillingly, grudgingly and with great delay complied with the substantial parts of the order. He took this opportunity to remind Twitter that in India, its Constitution and laws are supreme.
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