Law · Legal Aptitude
Sunil is a high-ranking officer of the Union government. While scrolling through his timeline on a social media platform, he notices some posts by Sachin, a private businessman, which he finds objectionable. He sends an order to UnReal, the company that owns that social media platform, that the posts must be blocked, as they may bring disrepute to India. UnReal claims that Sunil has not provided a clear, detailed reason for blocking the posts, and so, the order is not valid. Is UnReal right?
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- 1Yes, such an order is violative of the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression.
- 2Yes, Sunil's reasons are vague, and he should have provided more detail.✓
- 3No, the blocking order is valid since Sunil had provided reasons for blocking the post.
- 4No, the blocking order is valid since Sunil found the posts objectionable.
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Yes, Sunil's reasons are vague, and he should have provided more detail.
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