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#Wemetontwitter trends on Twitter amid news of possible suspension

Hyderabad: As soon as the news of a possible suspension of social media giants Twitter and Facebook in India broke out, concerned tweeple began tweeting about their experiences on the microblogging site. Some of them took it to the extent of bidding of goodbye to their followers. In one such trend, the micro-blogging platform has […]

By Yashwanth R

Published Date - 25 May 2021, 08:50 PM

#Wemetontwitter trends on Twitter amid news of possible suspension

Hyderabad: As soon as the news of a possible suspension of social media giants Twitter and Facebook in India broke out, concerned tweeple began tweeting about their experiences on the microblogging site. Some of them took it to the extent of bidding of goodbye to their followers.

In one such trend, the micro-blogging platform has been flooded with tweets of users sharing their experiences of making friends on the platform with #Wemetontwitter. Twitterati has also shared photographs and memorable tweets since they have started their journey.

On the other hand, some wrote that the suspension was happening for good, adding that it will put an end to communal hatred and unnecessary politics. While people call it propaganda, Twitter has also been instrumental in bringing overnight fame for many politicians, actors, and common men alike. During the ongoing pandemic, this website has also helped several good samaritans reach out to the needy.

The ‘toolkit row’, which was followed by the Delhi police raiding Twitter India offices on May 24 made things worse by giving rise to speculations over the future of the microblogging site in the country

What remains to be seen is whether or not operations of Twitter and Facebook will be suspended from May 26.

#WeMetOnTwitter is trending meanwhile single me: pic.twitter.com/UeAJAk6bCb

— Hanima (@Chicken_tanduri) May 25, 2021

#WeMetOnTwitter Twitter is people best friend. people read post like follow and express his own views.if govt ban Twitter people lost their true friend & feel like half dead just like when they lost their near and dear . Save Twitter save the expression of freedom pic.twitter.com/cI4altqx54

— Sanjay Kumar (@SanjayK65669712) May 25, 2021