Elon Musk's X Corp to challenge Karnataka High Court order on 'Sahyog' portal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Sahyog enables officers to order content removal based solely on allegations of "illegality", without judicial review or due process for speakers, and threatens platforms with criminal liability for non-compliance, X said.
57% : "We respectfully disagree with the view that we have no right to raise these concerns because of our incorporation abroad -- X contributes significantly to public discourse in India and the voice of our users is at the heart of our platform.
45% : "This new regime has no basis in the law, circumvents Section 69A of the IT Act, violates Supreme Court rulings, and infringes Indians' constitutional rights to freedom of speech and expression," X, through its @globalaffairs handle, wrote on its platform.

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