The government today said there is no question of blocking or censoring social networking and other websites hosting content but maintained that they should operate within the ambit of Indian laws and be accountable.
“Whether it’s social media website company or any company for that matter, they all have to operate within the laws of the country. And what we have said is there must be responsible behaviour on both sides,” Minister of State for Communications and IT, Sachin Pilot, told reporters here.
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