This time Trump's case against Facebook-Twitter-Google

International Desk: Former US President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the top three technology companies in the United States. He has accused these organizations of violating the right to freedom of speech. According to a Reuters report, Trump filed a lawsuit against these organizations in a Miami court on Wednesday, local time.

Trump has filed separate lawsuits against the three organizations. Complaints have also been lodged against the chief executive officers of the companies in these cases. As a result, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Google's Sundar Pichai have come under fire.

Legal experts believe that Trump may lose in this case. But Trump, confident about the case, told a news conference in New Jersey on Wednesday that his accounts should be made public.

Twitter banned him after Trump supporters attacked US Capitol Hill last January. Trump had about 90 million followers on Twitter. Facebook and YouTube also temporarily shut down Trump's account.

It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to Trump. After that, in the interest of public safety, Trump decided to close these accounts on Facebook, Twitter and other social media.

After canceling his account through these contacts, Trump started a new 'communication' website. According to the website, the statement will be published directly from Donald Trump's desk. But within a month of its launch, it also closed.

Trump claims that these technology companies have unjustly tested and monitored the statements of him and other conservatives before they were published. Trump also mentioned that he has been the victim of censorship of these organizations. The former US president has called for the lifting of censorship imposed on him.

Earlier, Facebook said that if Donald Trump was allowed to return to Facebook, it would take seven days for his account to be activated. On the other hand, according to YouTube, Trump's account will be activated when the fear of violence decreases in reality.

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