NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court asked Twitter Monday to furnish its policy on blocking users posting objectionable content, saying the platform is not bothered about the sensitivities of people from “other regions” and ethnicities.
The HC took a dim view of Twitter’s reluctance to act against a user who repeatedly posted objectionable content against Hindu goddesses. When the micro blogging site claimed it doesn’t block individual accounts unless there is a court order, the HC retorted: “If this is the logic, why have you blocked Mr Trump?”
