The panel, led by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, said the deletion of PM Modi's video - who is the representative of 1.4 billion Indians - is an "attack on democracy".

The Parliamentary panel termed the deletion of PM Modi's video an "attack on democracy", saying it targeted the representative of 1.4 billion Indians, and gave Mark Zuckerberg three days to apologise, warning that Facebook could lose its Safe Harbor protection if its CEO failed to comply.

The Parliamentary panel termed the deletion of PM Modi's video an "attack on democracy", saying it targeted the representative of 1.4 billion Indians, and gave Mark Zuckerberg three days to apologise, warning that Facebook could lose its Safe Harbor protection if its CEO failed to comply.

Earlier, Meta had blamed a "technical error" for the removal of PM Modi's video, saying it was later restored. However, the MeitY reportedly found the explanation unsatisfactory

The sources said the government is likely to seek an apology from him.

NEW DELHI, Aug 5: The Parliamentary Committee on Communications and Information Technology has given Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg three days to apologise for the brief removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s July 23 video from Facebook and take action against those responsible, sources said. The committee, headed by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, warned that failure […]