India asked Twitter to remove dozens of tweet to criticize the government in a poorly responding to the Pandemic of Covid-19, causing more than 190,000 dies.

Twitter on April 23 revealed on the Lumen database, a project of Harvard University, that the Indian government asked them to remove 21 flows tweets criticizing this water in poor response to Pandemic Covid-19, leading

Tweets were asked by the Indian government to removed from the account of the opposition politician Revnath Reddy, a senior official in the West Bengal state named Moloy Ghatak and a filmmaker named Avinash Das.

A Twitter spokesman then confirmed that it had to revoke some tweets according to the legal requirements from the Indian government.

Relatives wearing personal protective suits standing by a man's cremation truss caused by Covid-19 in New Delhi, India, on April 21.

"When we receive valid legal requirements, we will consider it based on Twitter terms and local laws. If that content violates Twitter terms, it will be deleted from the platform.

In front of the serious Covid-19 waves, India is falling into an unprecedented carpet because of lack of oxygen, vaccines and medications, while the crematorium continuously red fire because the number of people died from NCOV is too high.

Health professionals say India has lost his winter recently, when the number of NCOV infections daily is only about 10,000 people.

According to real-time worldometers, India currently records nearly 17 million cases and more than 192,000 deaths due to NCOV, the world's second largest translation area.