TikTok l ban has been lifted by the Madras High Court

The Madurai bench of Madras High Court on Wednesday lifted a ban on video mobile application tickets, which are claimed by the Chinese company, By tandems, which are subject to specific conditions.

Choosing the case filed by advocate Muthukumar, the bench cleared its interim order banning the app, subject to conditions that obscene videos won't be transferred on it, falling flat which disdain of court proceedings would start. 

"We are happy about this decision and we trust it is also enormously invited by our flourishing network in India, who use TikTok as a stage to showcase their imagination," TikTok said in a statement. 

Early this month the high court, on a request filed by the advocate, issued an interim order to the Central government banning downloading of the app in India and restricted The video taken using the application is the broadcast media.

The high court had passed an interim order banning the app referring to the inappropriate and obscene substance. 

Tamil Nadu's Information Technology Minister M. Manikandan had before said that the state would keep in touch with the Central government seeking a ban on the app in India. 

The high court had appointed driving legal counsellor Arvind Datar as a free counsel to the court. 

On an appeal filed by the Chinese company, the Supreme Court, on April 22, asked the Madras High Court to settle on TikTok's supplication for interim alleviation by April 24, coming up short which the ban imposed on the mobile app will stand lifted. 

The zenith court had refused to pass any order in the issue. 

TikTok on Wednesday said it was "focused on continuously upgrading" its safety features. 

"We are appreciative for the chance to keep serving our users better. While we're pleased that our efforts to battle against the misuse of the stage have been perceived, the work is never 'done' on our end," TikTok included.

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