Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter Unlock: Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter: Twitter handles Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Unlock’, Congress said – “Satyamev Jayate” |Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter account open

New Delhi: The microblogging platform opened it on Saturday, nearly a week after former Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter account was shut down. The Congress leader said that along with Rahul Gandhi, the accounts of senior party leaders have also been opened.

Rahul Gandhi on Friday took a jibe at Twitter in the backdrop of the controversy over the closure of his Twitter account, alleging that the US company was interfering in India’s political process and attacking the democratic set-up. . After the Twitter account was restored, Congress tweeted, “Satyamev Jayate”.

Rahul’s Twitter account was closed for sharing the picture

He had also claimed that Twitter is partisan and is acting according to the instructions of the government. It is worth mentioning that Twitter had closed the Twitter accounts of Rahul Gandhi, Congress and many senior leaders of the party. A few days ago, the Twitter account of the former Congress president was suspended for sharing a picture of a meeting with the parents of a nine-year-old girl, who was allegedly raped and murdered in Delhi.

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera tweeted after his Twitter account was restored, “Dear Twitter, why did you lock my account when you could have deleted my post? I neither deleted nor appealed my post, then why did you restore my account? Under whose pressure are you working?

Rahul claims – Twitter is biased, it is acting as per the government’s instructions

Rahul Gandhi on Friday took a jibe at Twitter in the backdrop of the controversy over the closure of his Twitter account, alleging that the US company was interfering in India’s political process and attacking the democratic set-up. . He also claimed that Twitter was biased and was acting as per the instructions of the government.

Twitter had said that it took these steps under the rules

At the same time, Twitter said that it has taken these steps under the rules. The Congress on Thursday said that the microblogging platform has blocked the Twitter accounts of it and several of its leaders, though Twitter said the move was taken in violation of the rules. Congress said that the Twitter accounts of its organization General Secretary KC Venugopal, Chief Spokesperson Randeep Surjewala, General Secretary Ajay Maken, Jitendra Singh, MP Manickam Tagore, Mahila Congress President Sushmita Dev, spokesperson Pawan Khera and many other leaders have been locked.