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Case on Twitter over Ghaziabad case, what's next?
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology on Friday told Twitter that the law of the land is supreme, not its policy.
It also asked the micro-blogging site why it should not be fined for violating the rules.
The 31-member Parliamentary Standing Committee, comprising of 21 Lok Sabha members and 10 Rajya Sabha members and headed by Congress' Shashi Tharoor, had summoned Twitter over issues related to misuse of its platform.
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