Archive · 1 Aug 2025
CPI-M Accuses Facebook and YouTube of Blocking Videos
The Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI-M, is saying that Facebook and YouTube are stopping them from posting a video.
The video is about why people from West Bengal have to leave to find work.
The party claims that Facebook and YouTube are blocking their content because it uses words like "class struggle" and criticizes capitalism.
CPI-M believes these platforms are biased against their views.
Facebook hasn't said anything about these claims yet.
CPI-M alleges Facebook and YouTube are blocking their videos.
The video, titled "Ora Kaj Kore," highlights the struggles of migrant workers.
CPI-M says the platforms flagged phrases like "class struggle" and "revolution."
Party leaders claim the platforms are biased against left-wing content.
Facebook has not responded to the allegations.
- Who
- CPI-M and Facebook.
- What
- CPI-M is accusing Facebook and YouTube of blocking their video.
- When
- At the time of publishing.
- Where
- West Bengal
- Why
- CPI-M believes the platforms are biased against their left-wing views.
CPI-M's Perspective
Social Media Platforms' Perspective
Digital Censorship and Bias
CPI-M's Perspective
The social media platforms are biased and censoring content that criticizes capitalism and highlights workers' struggles.
Social Media Platforms' Perspective
The article does not specify any opposing views on this matter.
- Party
- CPI-M
- Video Title
- Ora Kaj Kore
- Allegation
- Digital Censorship
- Social Media Platforms
- Facebook, YouTube
- Issue
- Migrant Workers, Economic Stagnation
- Owner of Facebook
- Meta Platforms Inc.