Meta-owned social media platform Facebook temporarily restricted the first video uploaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests in India, showing a message that the content was restricted in compliance with a legal request.
According to the information available with ABP News, when users clicked on the “See Why” option at around 1:25 am, Facebook displayed a notice stating that the video had been restricted following a legal request.
However, Meta later clarified that the restriction was not intentional. In a response to ABP News, the company said the Prime Minister’s video had been removed by mistake and that the issue had been corrected.
The video was subsequently restored on the platform.
The development comes amid heightened attention around social media content related to the ongoing CJP protests, which have seen political reactions and discussions over issues including examination irregularities and student concerns.
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