- X, formerly Twitter, has appealed the Karnataka High Court decision that approved the Indian government’s content-blocking orders under the Information Technology Act.
- X argues that the court has incorrectly interpreted Section 69A of the IT Act and challenges the decision to uphold the blocking of 29 accounts, demanding the reversal of a Rs 50 lakh penalty.
- The case raises questions about a foreign platform’s ability to protect fundamental rights against government overreach in India.