 said at a IT summit that the government has no plan to censor social media. "We have never had any intention nor did we ever say we are going to censor social media," he said, "but we do believe that all media must obey the laws of this country". Sibal's government had planned last year to introduce guidelines to prevent "blasphemous material" on the internet.  suggested the plans were unconstitutional and against the freedom of speech. Google later removed offensive contents when the court ordered.
Indian said at a IT summit that the government has no plan to censor social media. "We have never had any intention nor did we ever say we are going to censor social media," he said, "but we do believe that all media must obey the laws of this country". Sibal's government had planned last year to introduce guidelines to prevent "blasphemous material" on the internet. Google suggested the plans were unconstitutional and against the freedom of speech. Google later removed offensive contents when the court ordered.
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