This Thread is about the biasedness & selective censorship of Social Media Platforms during the time of riots.

We need to take social media seriously because we already have seen how these platforms influence people during US Elections.

Please read this.

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Summary:

Protestors started their rally towards Red Fort

Had Lethal Weapons, beat Police, Damaged Public Property

Tried to ran over them by Tractors
Reached Red Fort, destroyed everything & Unfurled the Khalistani Flag

More than 300 Delhi Police Officials got injured

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Narrative:

As always, the Left Naxals started spreading fake news to create hatred. To counter them, the Indic Wing started showing the other side of the news (correct news)

Since, the issue became so serious, the posts reached a lot of people, but the problem started...

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when the post of INDIC WING accounts started getting removed by SM platforms.

Let’s start with Instagram

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Instagram Accounts

In the pic, you can see the no of posts of Indic Wing accounts being deleted.

Uploading Videos of police getting beaten mob is spreading hatred or spreading truth?

This is how SM Platforms suppress voice of anyone who isn’t part of Left Brigade.

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Now see posts of LW Naxals Spreading Fake News & Hatred. None of their posts were affected, neither were their accounts restricted in any way. WHY?

Telling Truth by RW is hatred but Inciting People by LW Naxals is Freedom of Speech?

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As you can see, during every protests, they hatred will somehow fall on Hindus, while these are people who equivocate for Equality. Till now, none of their posts are deleted by social media platforms.

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Now, let’s come to Twitter.

Prominent Journalists spread fake news, justified the protests and riots.

Apologists came to justify that heinous act at Red Fort.

Many Verified Accounts also did the same.

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But none of their accounts were deleted.

If anything, Twitter themselves spread fake news by sending notification to people that the Flag hoisted on Red Fort wasn’t a Khalistani Flag.

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Anyways, what can expected from Social Media Platforms when their CEOs are famous for taking pictures with posters like this.

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No crackdowns on these social media giants by the Govt can become disastrous, when bills like NPR, UCC & NRC will be brought.

They’re the real culprits because they allow selective ideology.

Think about it & take action before it’s too late.

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