Congress and Social Media Clash Over Amit Shah Video Clips
The Congress party and some of its leaders have been notified by social media platform X for sharing clips of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The takedown request is based on a notice from the Cyber Crime Coordination Centre for alleged violations of Indian law. Amit Shah accuses Congress of distorting his comments on B R Ambedkar.
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The Congress party finds itself in a contentious spot after receiving notices from social media platform X for posting video clips of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speeches.
Sources within the opposition claim the notices stem from a directive by the Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, highlighting breaches of Indian law through the shared content.
Amit Shah, in a press conference, accused Congress of misrepresenting his words during a Rajya Sabha debate, aiming to portray the party as anti-Ambedkar and anti-reservation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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