On Monday, the Delhi High Court directed the restoration of two X accounts, 'DrNimoYadav' and 'Nher_who', while permitting the temporary blocking of posts flagged as objectionable by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). The account holders, Prateek Sharma and Kumar Nayan, were ordered to provide their identity details to MeitY. The court noted that the government's previous blanket blocking orders were issued without prior notice or a chance for the account holders to defend themselves, which it deemed illegal. X Corp had raised concerns that such actions excessively restrict users' rights, arguing for a more nuanced approach that focuses on individual posts rather than entire accounts. The court's ruling allows for the temporary blocking of specific posts while ensuring that the account holders are informed and can contest the allegations through a review committee. This decision underscores the importance of due process in online content regulation, particularly regarding freedom of expression in India.