The government on Saturday published a notice to Twitter addressing it one ultimate opportunity to 'quickly' obey the fresh IT rules and advised that defeat to adhere to the criteria will commence to the program missing release from responsibility following the IT Act.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) announced that Twitter's unwillingness to obey the commands illustrated the microblogging site's 'lack of responsibility and energies towards implementing a secure existence for the characters of India on its program'.

'Despite surviving operational in India for greater than a decade, it is leading of the hope that Twitter Inc. has doggedly dismissed establishing a mechanism that will promote the fullness of India to resolve their concerns on the platform conveniently and transparently and within the fair processes, by India based, apparently recognised resources,' the IT department announced.

The ministry also stated that though with effect from May 26, 2021, 'outcomes support' given Twitter's non-compliance with precepts 'however, as an indication of goodwill, Twitter Inc. is thus provided one last warning to promptly obey the rules, failing which the exclusion from responsibility possible...shall stand abolished and Twitter shall be liable for outcomes as per the IT Act & other punitive laws of India.'

The declaration, though, did not give a particular deadline to comply with the laws. 

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