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NHRC Acts Over Alleged Minor Abuse in Modi Reels
The National Human Rights Commission is looking into videos involving children at a coaching centre in Etah.
The videos allegedly made the children insult Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The videos were reportedly uploaded and shared repeatedly on Meta's platform.
The commission has asked Meta to explain what happened.
It wants to know whether anyone made money from the videos.
It also wants to know what Meta did to remove or limit the content.
The commission has asked whether important digital evidence was saved.
The report does not say what the final findings will be.
The National Human Rights Commission has acted over allegations involving minors at an Etah coaching centre.
The allegations concern minors being made to abuse Prime Minister Narendra Modi in reels.
The NHRC has sought an explanation from Meta about the repeated uploading and circulation of the content.
Meta has been asked whether the videos generated monetisation or other commercial benefits.
The NHRC also wants details on content removal, restrictions, and preservation of relevant digital evidence.
- Who
- The National Human Rights Commission, Meta, minors, and an Etah coaching centre are involved; the alleged videos concerned Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- What
- The NHRC is investigating allegations that minors were made to abuse PM Modi in reels and has sought explanations from Meta.
- Where
- An alleged coaching centre in Etah; the videos were circulated on Meta's platform.
- When
- Not specified in the report.
- Why
- The NHRC seeks clarification about the content's circulation, possible monetisation, restrictions or removal, and preservation of digital evidence.
Key facts
- Investigating body
- National Human Rights Commission
- Reported location
- Etah coaching centre
- People involved
- Minors and Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Platform asked for clarification
- Meta
- Content issue
- Reels allegedly involving minors abusing PM Modi
- NHRC monetisation query
- Whether the videos generated monetisation or commercial benefit
- Evidence query
- Whether relevant digital evidence was preserved
Sources
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