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Rahul Gandhi hopes Twitter will now act against hate speech, not stifle voice of opposition in India

NEW DELHI: Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi said that, he hoped that Twitter would now act against hate speech, check facts more robustly and not stifle the voice of the opposition in India, soon after billionaire Elon Musk took over the social media giant and fired four of its top executives.

Gandhi's Twitter handle was temporarily locked after he shared a picture of a rape victim and received a notice from the national commission for protection of child rights (NCPCR). He had not used his account on the microblogging website for some time after that. The Congress leader has been using his Twitter handle to attack the Narendra Modi government often.

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