Who Gained From Twitter's Conflict With Indian Government?

Bloomberg reports that India's Twitter Inc TWTR equivalent, Koo, user base has crossed the 100 million mark, narrowing its gap with the U.S. counterpart, which remains embroiled in a clash with the Indian government.
Around 85% of Koo's users joined since February when Twitter's disputes with the government escalated. Government ministers, opposition politicians, cricket stars, and Bollywood celebrities have since begun posting in Indian languages on Koo.
Koo allows users to send tweet-like posts in English and seven Indian languages.
Twitter which had 17.5 million monthly users earlier this year in India, complied with the new government rules this month after appointing new India-based executives, including one to handle compliance.
Price Action: TWTR shares traded lower by 0.07% at $63.39 in the premarket session on the last check Monday.