Elon Musk-owned microblogging site X alleged on Tuesday that on July 3, the Indian government ordered it to block 2,355 accounts, including that of Reuters.

While this is not the first time X has publicly challenged takedown orders in India, the inclusion of prominent international news organizations like Reuters has drawn global attention to the issue.

"The Government continuously engaged and vigorously pursued with ‘X’ from the late night of 5th July 2025. ‘X’ has ...

The platform says it received legal orders to block over 2,000 accounts, including Reuters, under threat of criminal liability ...

Social media platform says India government ordered it last week to block 2,355 accounts, including two Reuters handles.

X has informed that the government had asked them to block 2,355 accounts on July 3, 2025 including that of Reuters and Reuters World.

X said that the Indian government later ordered the unblocking of X accounts - @Reuters and @ReutersWorld after a public ...

Micro-blogging site X (formerly twitter) blocked 2,355 accounts in India, including @Reuters, under Section 69A of IT Act.

X (formerly Twitter) revealed that it was directed by the Indian government to block over 2,300 accounts, including Reuters' official handles, under Section 69A of the IT Act. X stated that the ...

X (formerly Twitter) voiced apprehension regarding an Indian government directive to block over 2,355 accounts, including news outlets like Reuters, u ...

The Indian government requested to unblock the accounts of Reuters and Reuters World after “public outcry”, claims X.