The Indian government has restricted access to the official X account of Reuters (@Reuters), reportedly over the news agency’s alleged publication of a fake Chinese statement related to Tibet. The handle was inaccessible in India as of 11:05 am on Sunday. Reuters, which has not yet responded publicly, operates globally with over 2,600 journalists. Its @ReutersWorld account also appeared blocked within the country. Pakistani Celebrities’ Social Media Accounts Blocked Again After Reports of Mawra Hocane, Saba Qamar and Danish Taimoor’s Profiles Accessible in India.
Reuters X Account Blocked in India
Blocked! @Reuters peddled #US propaganda claiming #China told #India to stay out of Tibetan affairs. No such statement exists on China's MFA site. Worse, #Reuters ignored India's official response: we don’t interfere in religious matters of any faith. Journalism or agenda? pic.twitter.com/jnk6d9FMm1
— Rishi Suri (@rishi_suri) July 6, 2025
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