Representatives of the Communications and Home Ministers, Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi have also been invited to the September meeting, according

Acting in support of the BJP ?, summoned to the Facebook establishment - Parliamentary Standing Committee Action

India: Following the allegation that Facebook is acting in favour of BJP politicians, the Parliamentary Judiciary has sent a summons to Facebook.

Recently, Facebook has been accused of not enforcing the rules for hate speech on the record given by BJP political leaders, and of imposing such restrictions only on other parties.

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In this context, the Information Technology Standing Committee in Parliament has sent an important petition to Facebook. That is, Facebook has been instructed to explain the summons on September 2.

The order states that not only Facebook representatives, but also all the ministers and representatives of the electronics and information technology departments must appear on September 2.

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Debates on the protection of rights, including the prevention of misuse of social networking sites, online news and the media platform, are also expected to be discussed at this important meeting.

Also noteworthy is the appointment of Sasi Tharoor, a senior Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP, as the chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology.

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Representatives of the Communications and Home Ministers, Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi have also been invited to the September meeting, according to the Lok Sabha Secretariat.