Law · Legal Reasoning
During a severe health emergency, public panic caused online misinformation about unverified flu cures to spread rapidly, burdening hospitals. The District Magistrate issued an indefinite order shutting down internet services across the entire district to stop the transmission of these messages. Is this order legal?
- 1Yes, because the District Magistrate has plenary powers to issue internet shutdown orders during emergencies.
- 2Yes, because the order was necessary on grounds of public health.
- 3Yes, because a speedy order was necessary to immediately prevent transmission of misinformation.
- 4No, because internet suspension orders cannot be indefinite in duration.✓
Correct answer
No, because internet suspension orders cannot be indefinite in duration.
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