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X to HC: Can’t be compelled to join Sahyog portal

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 19 March 2025
Online platform X, previously known as Twitter, informed the Delhi High Court that it will not join the Centre’s Sahyog portal, as it has its own system for sharing information in cybercrime cases. While 38 other intermediaries have onboarded Sahyog, X remains unwilling, despite ongoing negotiations.
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