Iltija Mufti, a prominent leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Jammu and Kashmir, announced her intention to pursue legal action against Meta for withholding her Twitter and Facebook accounts. She stated that such actions have become more frequent since Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Mufti emphasized that she received no prior notice regarding the account suspension and is unable to contact Meta to resolve the issue, leading her to consider legal recourse as the only option. With approximately 50,000 followers, Mufti has been an outspoken advocate for rights issues and a critic of the regional government. She expressed concern that the ban on her accounts is part of a broader pattern aimed at silencing dissenting voices in Kashmir, particularly following her criticism of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's remarks on a liquor ban. The timing of her account suspension, occurring shortly after her press conference, raises questions about potential political motivations. Mufti also faced scrutiny after posting a video of separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, which led to police actions based on allegations of promoting separatist ideology. She remains prepared to clarify her position if required by law enforcement.