अंग्रेजी    में पढ़ें  :::. The Indian government has asked Twitter to provide information about the 474 account. Along with this, the government has also requested to terminate 504 accounts or remove their contents in violation of the law during the first six months of this year. According to Twitter's recent Transparency Report, it helped the Indian government in five per cent of information request cases and took cognizance of a total of six per cent of cases on appeal for account deletion.

A total of 1,268 Twitter accounts were asked by India to request information and to remove 2,484 accounts.

The Government of India requested information for 422 Twitter accounts in the period July to December 2018. While law enforcement agencies appealed for the removal of 667 accounts from the micro-blogging platform for violating the law.

This time also the US government was at the forefront of requesting to get information about the account.

During the review period, the United States made a total of 29 percent of the requests for information on global requests.

The company reported a 48 percent increase in reported accounts for potential violations under its personal information policies.

"We have suspended 119 per cent more accounts than the previous reporting period," the company said.

Twitter suspended a total of two lakh 44 thousand 188 accounts for violations related to child sexual abuse during this period.