Supreme Court Notice To Center And Twitter On Fake Accounts
Supreme Court notice to Center and Twitter- Investigate fake and misleading news through a fake account.
The Supreme Court has today issued a notice to the Central Government and Twitter while hearing a PIL.
The Supreme Court has asked the Center, Twitter, and other internet media platforms to investigate hate content through fake news and advertisements on Twitter.
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the government and other internet media platforms, including Twitter, to investigate fake news and inciting messages through fake accounts.
The government will ban the arbitrariness of internet media.
To curb the arbitrariness of Internet media, the central government is going to change the IT rules. The Central Government has informed the Parliament about the change in IT rules.
The government believes that by amending the IT rules, Internet media platforms will be more accountable to Indian law.
With the introduction of new rules, digital media platforms will have to commit to following the Indian Code of Conduct.
Attempt to bring internet media under the purview of the law.
A week before this, public interest litigation was filed in the Supreme Court to curb fake news and bring the Internet media under the ambit of the law.
The Supreme Court, while hearing a petition seeking a law to regulate social media forums such as Twitter and Facebook, sought a response from the central government. After which it was said in Parliament by the government.
Death in custody is a hate crime, cannot be forgiven: Supreme Court.
A case of custodial death is a disgusting act and cannot be accepted in a civilized society. The Supreme Court said this while hearing the case of death in custody in Odisha on Thursday.
Two policemen have been found guilty in this 1988 incident. The Supreme Court refused to give any relief to the convicted policemen.
The apex court said this crime is not only against the deceased but against the entire humanity. It is also a violation of Article 21 of the constitution in which the person is given the right to live.
