Hyderabad cybercrime police book Meta India head over posts targeting PM Modi by users on Facebook and Instagram
Widely reported76The cases were registered following complaints filed by S. Aravind Reddy, a businessman, and T. Saikiran Goud, a Telangana BJP activist
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Community discussion (2)
- Case against Meta India head, Facebook, Instagram accounts for objectionable content targeting Modi during CJP protestsr/india · ↗
- Hyderabad cybercrime police book Meta India head, social media users over PM Narendra Modi postsr/india · ↗
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