The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) of India has filed an affidavit with the Gujarat High Court, criticizing X Corp (formerly Twitter) for its lack of compliance with takedown notices. Over the past three years, the MHA issued 94 takedown notices, but X responded to only 13, indicating a response rate of less than 14%. The affidavit claims a persistent pattern of non-responsiveness and highlights X's selective application of technical capabilities, noting that during the recent US-Israel conflict, X proactively removed AI-generated content within US jurisdiction but failed to do the same for Indian users. The MHA's Indian Cyber Crime Co-ordination Centre (I4C) reported that X has not fully integrated with the SAHYOG portal, which is designed to expedite the removal of unlawful content. The affidavit was submitted in response to a public interest litigation (PIL) that seeks regulatory reforms to combat the misuse of AI in creating fake content targeting constitutional authorities. The MHA emphasized the need for social media platforms like X to comply with Indian laws to ensure effective digital governance.