The Centre has criticised social media platform X for calling the ‘Sahyog’ portal a censorship tool, describing the claim as unfortunate and condemnable. It emphasized Section 69A’s authority for blocking orders under specific conditions and defended the portal’s role in addressing unlawful content.
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