NEW DELHI -- Allegations from Twitter's former security chief that New Delhi forced the social media giant to put a government agent on its payroll have sparked fresh concerns among critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Twitter whistleblower's accusations spark worry in India
Social media giant describes allegations as 'a false narrative'
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Over 20 million people use Twitter in India. (Source photos by Kosaku Mimura and AP)
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