Singapore government angry over anti-Indian community post…. Instructions to remove content from social media

Singapore. Singapore Government has taken action against anti-Indian community content present on social media sites. Using the Online Criminal Harms Act (OCHA), the local government has directed YouTube, Facebook and X to immediately remove these posts and videos that are against the Indian community. Not only this, the government has given instructions to take care of this in future also. According to official sources, these posts against the Indian community have emanated from China, which have reached the people of Singapore through Chinese platforms.

The Singapore government called it an inhumane attempt to undermine their country’s multiracial model. According to media reports, online content is being continuously posted to incite sentiments of the local people against the Indian community present in Singapore. Such videos and photos are continuously emerging from Chinese social media platforms, in which it is being claimed that the number of Indians in Singapore is increasing rapidly. Not only this, Chinese users have taken pictures of some areas and exaggerated them to show that Hinduism is completely dominating Singapore.

Not only this, in these posts from Chinese social media it is also being claimed that the maximum number of people of Indian origin are present in the administrative area of ​​Singapore. Along with this, the local Malay community has been warned that if they do not pay attention then in the future Singapore will be taken over by Indians.

We will protect our multi-racial model: Singapore’s Deputy Home Minister

The Singapore government has taken this type of inflammatory material coming from Chinese social media seriously. Singapore’s Deputy Home Minister Edwin Tong stressed that the state is prepared to do anything to protect its sovereign social structure. It cannot be spoiled by any external force. Along with this, he said that the Singapore government is proud of its multi-racial identity and here every community and society is viewed equally. The local government has confirmed it is adopting a zero tolerance policy towards digital threats.

Let us tell you, this entire matter is related to about 14 social media posts and videos. In these posts, inflammatory things have been said towards the Indian community. Currently, using the law, the Singapore government has banned all these posts from YouTube, X and Facebook for Singapore users. Along with this, the government has also called upon Singaporeans to maintain digital vigilance.