India’s foreign ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addressed the alleged blocking of The Australia Today and noted that its social media was restricted soon after the outlet aired a joint press conference of S Jaishankar with his Australian counterpart Penny Wong.

India's External Affairs Ministry criticized Canada for blocking the social media channels of "Australia Today" following its broadcast of a press conference featuring Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.

An Australian news outlet has raised concerns over press freedom after it was blocked by Canada for airing an interview with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and the press conference of Australian Senator Penny Wong.

Australia Today, banned by Canada for airing S Jaishankar's press conference, asserted its resolve to uphold transparency, accuracy, and the right to report impactful stories.

A day after New Delhi said Ottawa had blocked an Australian news outlet for airing remarks of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, The Australia Today confirmed the ban “under orders from the Canadian government”.

India accused Canada of hypocrisy for blocking the social media accounts of Australian media outlet "Australia Today" after it aired the press conference of Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Australian counterpart.

India criticizes Canada for blocking Australian media outlet, highlighting hypocrisy towards freedom of speech and lack of evidence.

MEA on Thursday hit out at the Justin Trudeau-led Canadian Government for banning Australia's prominent news outlet MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that the move highlighted the Trudeau Government's "hypocrisy" towards freedom of speech.