Twitter says will not fully comply with India government orders to take down some accounts ...United Arab Emirates

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New Delhi: Twitter Inc said on Wednesday it would not fully comply with orders from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to take down some accounts as it does not believe the orders are consistent with Indian law. It has permanently suspended some accounts but for others, it has only restricted access within India and the tweets can still be read outside the country. The US social media giant has found itself in a heated no-win row with Modi's administration, which wants it to take down more than 1,100 accounts and posts that the government argues are spreading misinformation about months-long farmers' protests against new agricultural laws. Some accounts, the government said, are back

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