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Indian Parliamentary Panel Demands Zuckerberg Apology Over PM Modi Video Removal
The chief of India's Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology, Nishikant Dubey, has demanded an apology from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. This demand comes after a video featuring Prime Minister Modi was removed from Meta platforms, with Dubey alleging an intent to destabilize India.
3 Aug, 14:15 — 4 Aug, 01:45
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IT panel chief Nishikant Dubey demands Zuckerberg's apology over PM reel removal
The reel, uploaded on July 23, addressed nationwide protests over the NEET-UG paper leak and announced measures.
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Mark Zuckerberg Will Have To Apologise: Parliament Panel Chief On PM Video Row
MeitY had last week summoned Meta's global team on issues linked to algorithmic bias, the platform's algorithmic processes and their role in public order
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