…then Twitter will shut down: Twitter boss Elon Musk dismisses Jack Dorsey’s allegation against India

New York. Tesla Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Elon Musk categorically rejected Twitter co-founder and former owner Jack Dorsey’s allegations that the Indian government had banned the company over content during the farmer’s movement. was threatened.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met prominent American personalities from various fields, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk. After meeting the Prime Minister, Musk said that India has more potential than any other big country.

After the meeting with PM Modi, when journalists asked Musk, owner of the social media company Twitter, about the recent allegations against the Indian government by the company’s former owner and CEO Jack Dorsey, he said that Twitter has the local government’s point. There is no other option but to accept or else it will be closed.

He said, ‘We can only follow the laws in any country. We cannot do anything more than this. Musk said that different governments have different rules and regulations and ‘we will do our best to provide freedom of expression as per what is possible under the law’.

After meeting with Musk, Prime Minister Modi tweeted, ‘It was great to meet you today Elon Musk. We had extensive talks on many issues ranging from energy to spirituality. To this Musk replied, ‘It is an honor for me to meet you once again.’

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In fact, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey had made a sensational claim that the Indian government had punished the company for not accepting requests to remove accounts and posts critical of the government during farmers’ demonstrations against three new agricultural laws in 2020 and 2021. Had threatened to stop functioning and raid its employees. However, the government has dismissed this allegation as a ‘blatant lie’.

Dorsey, who resigned as CEO of Twitter in 2021, accused the government of pressurizing him in an interview, saying, “This was done in many ways, such as: ‘We will shut down Twitter in India’, which is ours.” There is a huge market for ‘We will raid the houses of your employees’, which they did. And this is India, a democratic country.”

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