Modi’s ‘Friends’ video deleted Meta! Even after the apology message, the authorities summoned the center

Prime Minister Narendra Modi won the hearts of the nation with a midnight video message. But that video deleted Meta! Suddenly on Tuesday morning, the video posted by Modi is no longer on social media. The whole incident started a great controversy. Meta apologized though. But it is known through the sources that the Center has summoned the META officials.

The prime minister posted a video on Thursday midnight assuring strict action against the leak of the NET question. In just 12 hours, Modi’s video on Instagram crossed 271 million views. One and a half million likes! More than 13 lakh comments have been received. And with that, the followers increased by leaps and bounds. It is learned that before uploading the video, the prime minister had 101 million followers on Instagram. But in a few hours it increased to 102 million. It is good to say that Modi’s popularity as a state leader is all over the world. He is the only head of state who has more than 10 crore followers on Instagram.

The video that caused such a storm on social media, the video has been deleted! Why did this happen? According to Meta sources, this mistake is completely unintentional. The video was removed due to a mechanical error. This has happened by mistake, Meta authorities have also given a message to this effect. They said in a statement, ‘The content was removed by mistake. But now the video has been brought back.’ Meta also apologized for the mistake.

According to the sources, the center is furious over the incident. Met’s top brass have already been summoned. The Ministry of Information and Technology has issued summons to the international executives of Meta and Instagram. The Center is considering the matter with utmost importance. BJP has already started to whitewash Meta. Their question, who gave the foreign organization the right to remove the Prime Minister’s video? Why should a foreign agency be given the responsibility of deciding what Indians will watch?