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Govt.'s proposed draft rules to curb 'unlawful content' on social media falls in line with court orders

Govt.'s proposed draft rules to curb 'unlawful content' on social media falls in line with court orders

Dec 26, 2018, at 02:41 pm

New Delhi, Dec 26 (IBNS): Despite the Opposition's allegations that the government is trying to create surveillance, a report by The Hindu suggested that the Centre's proposed draft to curb 'unlawful content' on social media falls in line with several court orders.