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**Loolasant** · 08-25-2012, 12:32 PM

Aftermath of Assam Riots : Internet Sites Banning
According to the leaked list, Indian government also wanted to block 30 Twitter URLs, 3 Wikipedia URLs, 11 Blogger URLs and 8 Wordpress URLs. There were also some URLs belonging to a few websites that are sympathetic to Hindu and Muslim extremists. Surprisingly, the list also contained URLs belonging to several mainstream media websites though it was not clear if it was due to user-generated content like comments or due to news reports.

08-25-2012, 12:32 PM	#17
Loolasant Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	Aftermath of Assam Riots : Internet Sites Banning According to the leaked list, Indian government also wanted to block 30 Twitter URLs, 3 Wikipedia URLs, 11 Blogger URLs and 8 Wordpress URLs. There were also some URLs belonging to a few websites that are sympathetic to Hindu and Muslim extremists. Surprisingly, the list also contained URLs belonging to several mainstream media websites though it was not clear if it was due to user-generated content like comments or due to news reports.
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