A lawmaker says Mark Zuckerberg should apologise within three days as the controversy draws political attention in India.
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An Indian parliamentary panel has reportedly warned Meta over the removal of a video related to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, escalating scrutiny of the company’s content moderation decisions in India.
According to local reports, an Indian lawmaker said that Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg should issue an apology within three days, describing the video’s removal as a serious matter requiring an explanation.
The controversy has renewed debate over how major social media platforms handle politically sensitive content and whether moderation decisions are being applied fairly.
Meta has not publicly commented in detail on the reported warning or on the specific circumstances surrounding the video’s removal.
The issue comes as India continues to tighten oversight of digital platforms, with authorities placing increasing emphasis on accountability, transparency and compliance with local content regulations.
