India panel urges Meta chief to apologise over Modi video

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An Indian parliamentary panel asked Mark Zuckerberg to apologise after a Modi video was temporarily removed from Meta platforms.

WHO: Nishikant Dubey and the parliamentary committee on communications and information technology

WHAT: Called on Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg to apologise for the temporary removal of a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Facebook and Instagram

WHEN: Reported Aug 5, 2026 at 10:44 AM ET

WHERE: India

WHY: The video of Modi addressing students during youth-led protests was briefly removed and later restored; Meta said it was due to a technical error.

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