“X” service in the country could not be restored even after two months

Despite the passage of two months, the service of the micro-blogging website ex (Twitter) could not be restored across Pakistan.
Twitter service has been suspended across Pakistan since February 17 and its service was partially restored several times during the last two months but could not be made fully operational.
Applications have been filed in other courts including the Sindh High Court due to the shutdown of X’s service and the courts have also given orders to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to restore the service of Twitter.
Despite court orders, X’s service could not be restored for two months, due to which millions of Twitter users are suffering.
X is considered the authoritative source of latest status and news across the world, including Pakistan, and millions of people around the world use Twitter to get updates.
X’s service was shut down after videos of alleged rigging emerged during Pakistan’s elections and elections in February, but the federal government, including the PTA, did not admit to shutting down its service.
In March last month, Dawn News received a letter from the Ministry of Home Affairs to the PTA to shut down the service of X, which also instructed to suspend the service of Twitter.
A letter was written by the Ministry of Home Affairs to the PTA on February 17, 2024, ordering the immediate closure of X. The text of the letter said that X’s service should be suspended until further orders. The said letter was submitted by the lawyer of PTA in the Sindh High Court during the hearing of the case of closure of X.
The court has sought a response from the Ministry of Interior by April 17 regarding the suspension of Twitter’s service.