To ban porn, saying it will be seen by who shouldn’t see it, is like saying to stop traffic because there will be accidents – Indian film maker
The Indian government on Monday in New Delhi, told internet service providers and telecom operators in the country to block 857 pornographic websites.
The directive came after the Supreme Court in July expressed concern, over the Home Ministry’s failure to block websites, featuring child pornography.
An official said on the condition of anonymity that the original petition, which led to the Supreme Court response in June, argued that crimes against women and children were influenced by the proliferation of porn sites.
“Watching porn is legal in India, although distribution and sale of pornographic material is illegal”, one of the users said.
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