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SC closes Twitter India plea on clubbing of multiple FIRs over ‘Khalistan’ tweet

New Delhi, Dec 9 (UNI) The Supreme Court today disposed of a petition filed by X Corp’s India arm (formerly Twitter India) seeking the clubbing or quashing of multiple FIRs registered across several states in 2020 over the alleged “promotion” of a tweet referring to “Khalistan”.

A bench comprising Justice MM Sundresh and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma said it was not inclined to keep the matter pending any longer, especially in view of the five-year passage of time and the absence of representation from several states.
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