That’s an unnamed top official in the Wall Street Journal indicating that the government will not back down in its battle with Twitter. The company has thus far permanently deleted more than 500 accounts, and prevented many others from being viewed in India. But it has drawn the line at blocking media organizations, journalists and activists—including Caravan magazine and handles of the farmer unions. But the government says its list is “non-negotiable.” Legal experts say that as an intermediary, Twitter “cannot sit in judgement or partially implement the order.”