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Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari sets condition before Karnataka HC to appear before UP police in Ghaziabad assault video case

Twitter India head tells court 'ready to appear before UP police if no arrest is guaranteed' 

Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;sets condition before Karnataka&nbsp;HC to appear before UP police in Ghaziabad&nbsp;assault video case

Ghaziabad&nbsp;assault case: Twitter India chief sets condition to appear before UP police
Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;tells HC will appear before UP police if no arrest guaranteed
Maheshwari had moved K'taka&nbsp;HC&nbsp;seeking transit anticipatory bail
HC asked&nbsp;Ghaziabad Police not to take coercive steps against him
UP Police told HC don't want to arrest Twitter India head Manish&nbsp;Maheshwari&nbsp;
UP Police told court seeking&nbsp;Maheshwari's cooperation in investigation
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Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;sets condition before Karnataka&nbsp;HC to appear before UP police in Ghaziabad&nbsp;assault video case

Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari has told the Karnataka High Court he is ready to appear before police in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad within 24 hours only if they provide an undertaking stating he will not be arrested
Maheshwari had moved the Karnataka High Court seeking transit anticipatory bail, days after a legal notice was sent to him for not removing posts linked to the alleged assault of a Muslim man in Ghaziabad.
The high court had granted him interim relief and&nbsp;directed&nbsp;Ghaziabad Police not to take any coercive steps against him
The UP Police on Tuesday told the High Court that they don't want to arrest Manish Maheshwari but only seek his cooperation in the investigation of the case

Police complaint against Twitter India and its chief Manish Maheshwari for allegedly outraging religious feelings of Hindus.

Complaint against Twitter for allowing 'objectionable' tweets on Hindu gods

Police complaint against Twitter India and its chief Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;for allegedly outraging religious feelings of Hindus.

Police complaint against Twitter India and its chief Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;for allegedly outraging religious feelings of Hindus.

A Delhi-based lawyer has filed a police complaint against Twitter India and its chief Manish Maheshwari and sought registration of an FIR for allegedly outraging religious feelings of Hindus.
The complaint filed by Aditya Singh Deshwal states that a Twitter user has been repeatedly posting "highly objectionable graphic cartoon of Hindu goddess Maa Kali".
Deshwal has stated that other content tweeted shows that it is a "deliberate hurt the religious sentiments of the Hindus in order to promote religious animosity amongst the people".
Accusing Twitter of allowing such content on its platform, Deshwal said the social media giant has not taken steps to remove them.

The UP Police have booked Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari in connection with the social media platform carrying a wrong map of India on its website.....

UP Police book Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari over wrong map of India

The UP Police have booked Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari in connection with the social media platform carrying a wrong map of India on its website

UP Police book Twitter India chief over wrong map of India

The UP Police have booked Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari in connection with the social media platform carrying a wrong map of India on its website, news agency ANI reported on Tuesday. The FIR was registered on the complaint of a Bajrang Dal leader in Bulandsahr.
The case relates to a wrong map of India on Twitter website that showed Jammu &amp; Kashmir, and Ladakh, as a separate country. The map triggered outrage and Twitter got rid of it on late Monday night.
Twitter is involved in a face-off with the government of India over compliance with the new IT rules.
This is the second case against its India chief by the UP Police. Maheshwari has also been booked in the case related to the video of assault on a elderly Muslim man.

The UP Police have booked Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari in connection with the social media platform carrying a wrong map of India on its website

The UP Police have booked Twitter India chief Manish Maheshwari in connection with the social media platform carrying a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/twitter-shows-a-distorted-map-of-india-on-its-website-yet-again-1624874586608" target="_blank">wrong map of India</a> on its website, news agency ANI reported on Tuesday. The FIR was registered on the complaint of a Bajrang Dal leader in Bulandsahr.
The case relates to a wrong map of India on Twitter website that showed Jammu &amp; Kashmir, and Ladakh, as a separate country. The map triggered outrage and Twitter got rid of it on late Monday night.
Twitter is involved in a face-off with the government of India over compliance with the new IT rules.
This is the second case against its India chief by the UP Police. Maheshwari has also been booked in the case related to the video of assault on a elderly Muslim man.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-facing-backlash-twitter-gets-rid-of-controversial-map-of-india-1624900974843" target="_blank">After facing backlash, Twitter gets rid of controversial map of India</a>

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday granted interim relief to Twitter MD Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;and&nbsp;directed&nbsp;Ghaziabad Police not to take any coercive steps against him.
Maheshwari&nbsp;will not have to travel to Ghaziabad's Loni Border police station for questioning in connection with a case about tweets about the alleged assault of a Muslim man.
Twitter India&rsquo;s Managing Director Manish Maheshwari had moved the Karnataka High Court seeking transit anticipatory bail, days after a legal notice was sent to him for not removing posts linked to the alleged assault of a Muslim man in Ghaziabad.
The court said the 'matter needs further consideration' and reserved orders till June 29.&nbsp;However, the court said it was not stopping the probe, adding that police can continue probe through virtual means.
Meanwhile, at least 50 tweets in connection with the case were restricted on Monday as Twitter India withheld access to posts pertaining to the video of the alleged assault.

Twitter India MD gets relief from Karnataka HC in Ghaziabad assault case: Latest updates

Twitter India MD gets relief from Karnataka High Court in Ghaziabad assault case, watch for latest updates

Twitter India MD may not appear before Ghaziabad cops: Latest updates

Twitter India MD gets relief from Karnataka HC in&nbsp;Ghaziabad&nbsp;assault case
Karnataka&nbsp;HC:&nbsp;Ghaziabad cops can't take coercive action against Twitter MD
Manish Maheshwari was summoned by Ghaziabad Police on Thursday
Twitter said MD available on video call, however fresh summons were sent
Ghaziabad cops wanted to quiz Twitter India MD on video of man's assault
Police ruled out communal angle: man was attacked over amulet dispute
At least 50 tweets in connection with the case were restricted on Monday

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday granted interim relief to Twitter MD Manish Maheshwari&nbsp;and&nbsp;directed&nbsp;Ghaziabad Police not to take any coercive steps against him.
Maheshwari&nbsp;will not have to travel to Ghaziabad's Loni Border police station for questioning in connection with a case about tweets about the alleged assault of a Muslim man.
Twitter India&rsquo;s Managing Director Manish Maheshwari had moved the Karnataka High Court seeking transit anticipatory bail, days after a legal notice was sent to him for not removing posts linked to the alleged assault of a Muslim man in Ghaziabad.
The court said the 'matter needs further consideration' and reserved orders till June 29.&nbsp;However, the court said it was not stopping the probe, adding that police can continue probe through virtual means.
Meanwhile, at least 50 tweets in connection with the case were restricted on Monday as Twitter India withheld access to posts pertaining to the video of the alleged assault.

Rejecting Twitter India chief's offer to appear for questioning via a video call, the Ghaziabad Police has summoned him on Thursday in the Ghaziabad assault video case..

Ghaziabad assault video: UP cops say no to video call, summon Twitter India head on Thursday

Rejecting Twitter India chief's offer to appear for questioning via a video call, the UP Police has summoned him on Thursday in the Ghaziabad assault video case.

'No video call': UP cops summon Twitter India head on Thursday

Rejecting Twitter India chief's offer to appear for questioning via a video call, the UP&nbsp;Police has summoned him on Thursday in the Ghaziabad assault video case.
Twitter India Managing Director Manish Maheshwari had on Monday sought to appear via video call saying he "does not deal with the case directly".
Last week, a case filed against Twitter over an video of an alleged assault on an elderly Muslim man. The FIR accused Twitter and some journalists og giving a communal twist to the incident.
The police have also asked Twitter India's Resident Grievance Officer Dharmendra Chatur to report to them on Thursday.
This is the first time a case has been filed against the social media giant after the Centre's new rules for online news publishing platforms came into effect.
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Rejecting Twitter India chief's offer to appear for questioning via a video call, the UP Police has summoned him on Thursday in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ghaziabad-assault-video-fir-against-twitter-journalists-for-giving-communal-turn-1623815391467" target="_blank">Ghaziabad assault video case</a>.
Twitter India Managing Director <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/up-cops-summon-twitter-india-head-over-ghaziabad-assault-video-1623986568834" target="_blank">Manish Maheshwari</a> had on Monday sought to appear via video call saying he "does not deal with the case directly".
Last week, a case filed against Twitter over an video of an alleged assault on an elderly Muslim man. The FIR accused Twitter and some journalists og giving a communal twist to the incident.
The police have also asked Twitter India's Resident Grievance Officer Dharmendra Chatur to report to them on Thursday.
This is the first time a case has been filed against the social media giant after the Centre's new rules for online news publishing platforms came into effect.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/loni-muslim-man-assault-twitter-restricted-posts-of-50-users-1624285064431" target="_blank">Loni Muslim man assault: Twitter restricted posts of 50 users</a>

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