India told the claim of ban on Twitter as a lie

 Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has raised political heat over a claim made in the context of India. Dorsey claimed in an interview to a YouTube channel that during the farmer's movement, the government banned some Twitter handles and threatened to raid the houses of company officials along with shutting down Twitter in India for not doing so. Was given The government dismissed Dorsey's T claim as an outright lie.

Responding to a question about pressure from foreign governments, Dorsey, who has resigned from Twitter's board, said several Twitter handles from India were recommended to be banned. These included those journalists who were criticizing the government in the movement. The government threatened to shut down Twitter. The houses of company officials were also raided. All this happened in India, a democratic country. Union Minister of State for Information Technology Rajiv Chandrasekhar said, Twitter repeatedly violated the laws of India during the farmer's movement. Twitter was neither closed nor raided in India.