Indian Govt Denies Issuing Orders To Withhold Reuters Handle On X, Says Working To Resolve – What Really Happened? | India News
Since the use of the international news agency Reuters X is not available for Indian users, the center also rejected any role in the same way, and said that there was no need from the Indian government and that Elon Musk has continued to work on the social media platform to solve the problem.
“There is no need to hide the Reuters business from the Indian Government. We are constantly working with ‘X’ to solve the problem.”
The official spokesman of the Ministry of Electronic and Information Technologies, “There is no need to keep the Reuters stalk from the Indian Government. We are constantly working with ‘x’ to solve the problem.” – Ani (@ani) 6 July 2025
This statement made by the Indian government comes after the official use of the organization is hiding in India.
The Reuters page on the social media platform is currently showing ‘account fast’.
Users trying to access the Reuters account in India encountered a message, “@ Reuters was hidden in response to a legal request”.
China’s global Times, which is the X handles of Turkey’s TRT, encountered the same ‘People’s Hale’ message.
Ians, referring to authorities who know the issue, Reuters’ X account on May 7 on May 7, following the massacre of 26 Indian tourists in the Sindoor operation against Pakistan reported.
Despite a few accounts for national security reasons, the authority added that despite the government decision, there was no action to prevent Reuters’ work on the X.
It seems that X may have mistakenly forced the past order.
What is ‘account hidden’?
In the X, the aid center page, it means that such messages, in which the country is kept hidden, is forced to prevent all accounts or tasks specified in response to a valid legal request, such as the court order or local laws.
“If you see the above message, the social media platform, in response to a report made through certain support purchase channels, means content stored based on local laws,” he said.
It has been reported that Reuters had previously confirmed development and said he was looking for more information about why the handle was prevented in India. However, after the center’s announcement on the subject, the agency has not yet made any explanation.
Despite the block of Reuters’s Main and Reuters World users, many affiliated accounts, including Reuters Tech News, Reuters Fact Check, Reuters Asia and Reuters China, can be accessed in India.
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