Twitter has failed to comply with law of land, Centre tells Delhi High Court
India TodayThe Centre on Monday told the Delhi High Court that Twitter had failed to comply with the new Information Technology Rules, which are law of the land. The Centre said Twitter was a “significant social media intermediary” which was obliged to comply with the IT Rules 2021. In its affidavit, the Centre said, “Twitter Inc failed to comply with new IT Rules, which are law of land and required to be complied with mandatorily.” “Twitter is a Significant Social Media Intermediary and is obligated to comply with the provisions of the IT Rules, 2021 and the compliances set out therein.” “Any non-compliance amounts to a breach of provisions of IT Rules, leading to Twitter losing immunity conferred under IT Act.” “Twitter has not appointed the Chief Compliance Officer. Read | In final stages of hiring grievance officer: Twitter's affidavit in Delhi High Court In the interim, grievances from India are being handled by personnel situated in the United States of America which amounts to non-compliance with the IT Rules 2021.