For the first time, Indian prosecutors are taking Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other networking sites to court for refusing to remove material considered insulting to Indian leaders and major religious figures. Government officials are upset about material insulting to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, ruling Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi and major religious figures. Some illustrations have shown Singh and Gandhi in compromising positions and pigs running through Mecca, Islam's holiest city...[T]he federal government told a New Delhi court that there was sufficient material to proceed against 21 social networking sites for offences of "promoting enmity between classes and causing prejudice to national integration,"...Facebook said last month that it would remove content that "is hateful, threatening, incites violence or contains nudity."..."But when content is legal and doesn't violate our policies, we won't remove it just because it's controversial, as we believe that people's differing views, so long as they're legal, should be respected and protected," Google said in a statement in December.