
Railway Ministry orders platform X to remove videos of New Delhi railway station stampede
New Indian ExpressThe Railway Ministry has directed platform X to remove 285 social media links featuring videos of casualties from the tragic stampede at New Delhi Railway Station on February 15, reports said. The action stems from new authority granted on December 24, when the Railways ministry empowered its executive director of information and publicity to issue takedown notices directly to social media platforms under Section 79 of the Information Technology Act. The ministry has given the social media 36 hours to remove tweets from multiple accounts citing concerns about “sensitive or disturbing media depicting deceased individuals”, the Hindustan Times reported. In the February 17 notice, the ministry said that it was empowered under the section to issue takedown notices “to remove/disable access to URLs, accounts, etc.
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