
Religious Leaders Meet Sibal, Demand Action Against Communal Content On Internet
India TV NewsNew Delhi, Dec 22: Armed with a Delhi court order restraining social-networking sites from webcasting any “anti-religious” content that promotes communal disharmony, representatives from Muslim, Christian and other religious communities today met Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal seeking stringent action against such internet platforms. According to a Telecom Ministry official, a group of over 100 delegates, including representatives from all religious communities like imams, ulemas and Christian priests, social activists, journalists and advocates met Sibal and handed over a memorandum against the “illegal” activities of websites like Facebook, Google and Yahoo. The delegation urged for “legal action as early as possible as otherwise it may create communal disharmony and other kind of problem throughout the nation.” The minister assured the delegation that the government will consider appropriate action against companies which post offensive content. Yesterday, a Delhi court had restrained social-networking sites including Facebook, Google and Youtube from webcasting any “anti-religious” or “anti-social” content promoting hatred or communal disharmony.
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