Meta admits that PM Modi’s video was ‘removed’ in error NEW DELHI: Meta on Tuesday admitted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first selfie video on Facebook, meant to address GenZ over NEET paper leak, was taken down briefly due to an “error”.”The content was removed in error and has since been restored,” said a Meta spokesperson, as quoted by ANI.This comes as PM Modi’s video was “unavailable” for a little time on Facebook but was later restored. The video was PM Modi assuring that the government will bring in more strict actions against paper leaks. In a late night video message, PM had said that the Union Cabinet will discuss these stringent measures in Parliament and the government will try to get the Bill passed.His message came amid massive nationwide protests at the time against alleged irregularities in the NEET UG examination. “I know that paper leak is not an ordinary issue. It is very painful for lakh of students and their guardians,” he said.Further talking about the bill on fast track courts he had added, “On the 19th July, the results were declared. I directed the departments today to establish a fast-track court. The departments presented me with the resolution late at night. This resolution, along with the provision for a fast-track court and harsh punishment, will be discussed in the cabinet tomorrow. After the suggestions of cabinet colleagues, it will be finalised, and since the second week of Parliament is starting from Monday, efforts will be made to get that bill passed in the House as soon as possible.”Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosKhajuraho Airport Tops AAI Customer Satisfaction Survey Despite Having No Flights in July-AugustBihar Withdraws F.I.Rs Against NEET Protesters, Orders Release Of All Arrested In July 25 CasesPetrol Bomb Hurled At BJP Office In Sangrur, BJP Questions Punjab Law And OrderSonam Wangchuk’s Wife Slams BJP And Congress, Says Both Use ‘Identical Tactics’ Against CriticsBig Setback For Vijay Govt, Madras High Court Cancels Jobs Order For Karur Victims’ FamiliesKangana Ranaut Slams Gen Z-led CJP Protests, Calls Viral Protest Reels “Puke Inducing” OnlineDelhi Fast Track Court Directs Prosecutor Appointment, Adjourns NEET Accused Bail Pleas Till Aug 3Delhi-Haridwar Highway Traffic Alert: Major Restrictions Announced Ahead of Kanwar Yatra 2026Bombay HC Allows Gadkari To Sue Meta, Google, X Corp Over Defamatory AI Deepfake ContentWhy PM Modi Handed The Education Ministry To Pralhad Joshi?123PhotostoriesExclusive – Laughter Chefs 3 winner Jannat Zubair on bond with Aly Goni, missing the show and journey; ‘Saying goodbye is definitely the hardest part’7 Natural ways to protect your car from rats and mice6 food ingredients used in the US but banned in many parts of the worldIs your banana ripening too fast? Know why its happening and 5 simple ways to slow it down5 Must-try monsoon maintenance tips for a grand wooden entrance doorThe longevity revolution: Why people are investing in skin health earlier than ever beforeWhy Indians reach for curd after spicy food while Koreans choose completely different side dishes7 tall plants for the ultimate green vibe for your balconyReturning to work after a gap? 7 simple hacks that can power your career comebackGallstones are no longer just a ‘women over 40’ problem: Doctors reveal why healthy young adults are increasingly developing them123Hot PicksH.C. VermaBTEUP Even Semester resultMHT CET final merit listIndian rupeeUmar KhalidRupaidiha border crossingOdisha schoolTN supplementary resultsCBSE 12 supplementary examTop TrendingFortnite Quack Zero Point Release DateStalker 2 Release DateChhattisgarh MurderE20 FuelCJP Parliament MarchNEET ProtestersBengaluru Woman HarassmentBengaluru Metro SuicideHarbhajan singhIND U19 vs Sri Lanka U19
NEW DELHI: Meta on Tuesday admitted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first selfie video on Facebook, meant to address GenZ over NEET paper leak, was taken down briefly due to an “error”.“The content was removed in error and has since been restored,” said a Meta spokesperson, as quoted by ANI.This comes as PM Modi’s video was “unavailable” for a little time on Facebook but was later restored. The video was PM Modi assuring that the government will bring in more strict actions against paper leaks. In a late night video message, PM had said that the Union Cabinet will discuss these stringent measures in Parliament and the government will try to get the Bill passed.His message came amid massive nationwide protests at the time against alleged irregularities in the NEET UG examination. “I know that paper leak is not an ordinary issue. It is very painful for lakh of students and their guardians,” he said.Further talking about the bill on fast track courts he had added, “On the 19th July, the results were declared. I directed the departments today to establish a fast-track court. The departments presented me with the resolution late at night. This resolution, along with the provision for a fast-track court and harsh punishment, will be discussed in the cabinet tomorrow. After the suggestions of cabinet colleagues, it will be finalised, and since the second week of Parliament is starting from Monday, efforts will be made to get that bill passed in the House as soon as possible.“
