Archive · 8 Sep 2026
CJP Alleges Meta Restricted Posts After Government Pressure Claims
CJP says some of its Instagram posts were taken down.
The group says the posts followed Instagram’s rules.
It says the posts asked questions about the government.
CJP also says the posts discussed issues important to the public.
Founder Abhijeet Dipke shared the complaint on X. He asked why Meta was restricting the posts.
CJP suggested that government pressure might be involved.
Meta’s response is not included in the report.
CJP alleges that Meta restricted or removed several of its Instagram posts.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke raised the issue on X.
Dipke said the posts did not violate Instagram’s Community Guidelines.
He said the posts questioned the government and raised public-interest issues.
CJP questioned whether challenging those in power had become an Instagram violation.
- Who
- The Centre for Journalism and Protection (CJP), its founder Abhijeet Dipke, and Meta are involved in the dispute.
- What
- CJP alleges that several of its Instagram posts were taken down or restricted despite, it says, not violating Community Guidelines.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the posts were removed or when Dipke posted his complaint.
- Where
- The alleged restrictions occurred on Instagram, and Dipke raised the issue on X.
- Why
- CJP says the posts questioned the government, raised public-interest issues, and demanded accountability; it alleges government pressure may have influenced the restrictions.
- Organization
- CJP
- Founder quoted
- Abhijeet Dipke
- Platform named
- Company named
- Meta
- Complaint
- Several CJP Instagram posts were allegedly taken down or restricted.
- CJP’s position
- The posts did not violate Instagram’s Community Guidelines.
- Topics of posts
- Government criticism, public-interest issues, and accountability