Reuters X Handle India mein Block: Kya Hai Sach?
Breaking news hai ki Reuters ka X (Twitter) handle India mein kuch time ke liye inaccessible ho gaya tha. Lekin iske piche ki kahani mein ek naya twist aaya hai. Government ka kehna hai ki unhone Reuters ke account ko block karne ko nahi kaha tha. Toh phir kya hua? Chaliye, decode karte hain.
Kya Hua Actually?
Reuters ka X handle India mein users ke liye dikhayi nahi de raha tha. Platform par ek message aa raha tha ki yeh action ek “legal demand” ke response mein liya gaya hai. Lekin jab iski inquiry hui, toh government ne immediately kaha ki unhone aisa koi request nahi kiya tha.
Government ka Kya Kehna Hai?
Ek government spokesperson ne clear kiya ki Bharat sarkar ne Reuters ko withhold karne ke liye nahi kaha tha. Unhone yeh bhi kaha ki woh X ke saath continuously kaam kar rahe hain is problem ko solve karne ke liye. Sarkar is mamle ko seriously le rahi hai aur turant solution chahti hai.
Purani Request ya Koi Mistake?
Reports mein yeh bhi samne aaya hai ki shayad yeh ek purani request thi jis par ab action liya gaya. Actually, Operation Sindoor ke time, government ne bahut saare social media accounts ko block karne ko kaha tha, jisme Reuters ka naam bhi shamil tha. Lekin uss time Reuters ka handle block nahi hua tha, jabki baaki accounts par action liya gaya tha.
News agency PTI ke according, ek official source ne bataya ki government ne yeh order May 7 ko issue kiya tha, lekin uss time is par amal nahi hua. Aisa lagta hai ki woh request abhi act hui hai, jisko ek “mistake” mana ja raha hai X ki taraf se.
Ab Aage Kya Hoga?
Government ne X ko kaha hai ki woh apne action ko explain kare aur censorship ko lift kare, kyunki ab yeh issue relevant nahi hai. Reuters ka handle shayad jaldi hi restore ho jayega. Is pure incident se social media platforms aur government ke beech communication aur coordination ki importance pata chalti hai. Dekhte hain aage kya hota hai, latest updates ke liye jude rahiye!
