Facebook Banned PM Modi Video: Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a video during the student protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The peculiarity of this is that Prime Minister Modi addressed the youth by recording this video in selfie mode. The company's social media platform Meta banned this first video of Prime Minister Modi in India. But when ABP News inquired about this, Metta gave an explanation.
Facebook blocked the first video uploaded by Prime Minister Modi during the CJP agitation in India late last night. At 1:25 am, when I clicked on the 'See Why' option, it said, 'The video has been restricted due to a legal request'. In a reply to ABP News, Meta said the Prime Minister's video was removed by mistake and has now been rectified. Seeing the growing unrest in India, Metta reversed his decision.
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Uproar over Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
The supporters of 'Cockroach Janata Party' protested at Jantar Mantar for several days. CJP had organized a Parliament march on July 20. At this time, when the crowd of students was going towards Parliament, the police stopped them by lathi charge. In view of the growing controversy over the resignation of former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, PM Modi shared a video for 'Generation-G'. In this video, it was said that the central government has taken the issue of paper futi seriously and has taken action.
He said in his video, “The paper leak is a painful thing for the students and citizens of the country. Since this paper leak incident till date, many steps have been taken by the government. The criminals responsible for this have been caught. They have been jailed.” Our 'important objective was not to let students waste a year. For this, it was necessary to take the exam immediately. The government planned to conduct the examination of all 22 lakh students with full force. And now after the results were released a few days ago, students from all over the country passed with good marks and got the numbers.'
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Another video of Prime Minister Modi
Prime Minister Modi announced the formation of a high-powered task force headed by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani to improve the exams. In another video, he said the government will implement the recommendations of the task force, ensure a reliable examination system and bring transparency through greater use of technology.