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Drive Against Objectionable Content On Social Media: Over 1000 Links, Profiles...

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo Chandigarh, Jan 17: A total of 1,018 links and profiles have been reported so far under an ongoing campaign against objectionable content on social media, Haryana Police said on Saturday, adding that out of these, 583 have already been removed or blocked. The state police had launched a digital campaign against increasing illegal and objectionable activities on social media and this initiative is being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). “Objectionable, anti-national, anti-religion and misleading content inciting tension and confusion was being frequently posted on social media, making a well-coordinated action necessary.

Drive Against Objectionable Content On Social Media: Over 1000 Links, Profiles...

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Key Highlights

  • With this objective, the Cyber Haryana team started continuous monitoring of social media platforms about a month ago, and the drive is still ongoing,” the police said in a statement.
  • “Under this campaign, a total of 1,018 objectionable links and profiles have been reported so far, out of which 583 have already been removed or blocked by social media companies.
  • The remaining 435 are in various stages of review and will be taken down soon,” it said.
  • During the campaign, the cyber team is identifying posts, videos, links and profiles that contain misinformation, provocative language, or material disturbing public peace.
  • “As soon as such content is detected, a notice is issued to the concerned social media platform under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act, directing immediate removal.
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