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Ashwini Vaishnaw-led Railways orders X to remove 285 videos of New Delhi stampede, cites ‘ethical norms’: Report

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The Railways Ministry has ordered X to remove 285 links to videos of the February 15 stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, which left 18 dead. The ministry cited ethical norms and requested action within 36 hours.

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Railways asks X to remove Delhi stampede videos in 36 hours, cites 'ethical concerns': Sources

The Railway Ministry has writtem to the social media platform X to remove videos and pictures of the Delhi stamepede that contain gory photos or videos. As per the railway sources Railways has directed the social media platform to remove a few pictures of the February 15 stampede incidents at the New Delhi Railway Station which outrage women's modesty. A PTI report cited sources as saying that the Ministry took this decision after some stampede-…

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Ashwini Vaishnaw-led Railways orders X to remove 285 videos of New Delhi stampede, cites ‘ethical norms’: Report

The Railways Ministry has ordered X to remove 285 links to videos of the February 15 stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, which left 18 dead. The ministry cited ethical norms and requested action within 36 hours.

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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Remove videos of station stampede: Rlys notice to X

Railways ministry orders X to remove 285 links of casualty videos from the New Delhi stampede, citing ethical norms and potential law issues.

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Railway Ministry Orders X to Remove Delhi Stampede Videos; Faces Backlash - Clarion India

Team Clarion NEW DELHI — The order issued by the Railway Ministry to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) seeking the removal of the 285 videos related to stampede at the New Delhi railway station has come under criticism.  According to Hindustan Times, the ministry sent notice to the X on 17 February with regard to the stampede happened on 15 February when 18 people were killed and dozens got injured due to massive crowd of Kumbh devotees…

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Railways Ministry orders X to remove 285 videos of New Delhi stampede, citing ‘ethical norms’

The Railways Ministry has instructed X, formerly known as Twitter, to remove 285 social media links containing videos of casualties from the February 15 New Delhi Railway Station stampede, in which 18 people were killed. Citing ethical concerns and X’s content policies, the ministry issued a notice on February 17, giving the platform 36 hours to comply. The notice stated that sharing such videos could lead to public unrest and disrupt railway op…

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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