Members of India's ruling party have shut down their social media accounts due to their actions, and the Facebook administration has banned T Raja Singh's account for posting objectionable material.
According to details, regarding the allegations of not taking action against BJP leaders in the hate speech case, the Facebook administration took stern action against the BJP assembly member and banned T Raja Singh's account.
According to a Facebook spokesperson, the BJP leader's account has been banned for violating Facebook's policy following objectionable material promoting hatred and violence.
"We have banned Raja Singh's Facebook account for violating policies designed to prevent the spread of violence and hatred on our platform," a Facebook spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
When contacted for comment, T Raja Singh, a member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party, sent a video message to the news agency.
The message said that his followers and other party workers had opened pages using his name and that they intended to contact Facebook to open an account. "I want to use social media according to all the rules," he said.
T Raja Singh also denied the allegation regarding the sectarian post and claimed that his official Facebook account was hacked and blocked in 2018. I want to make it clear that I do not have an official page.
