Kejriwal says social media account restricted in India, questions Meta

AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal claimed his social media account has been restricted in India and said Meta failed to explain the reason or provide a solution. Meta had not issued an immediate response to the allegation at the time of reporting

New Delhi: AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said his social media account has been restricted in India and questioned Meta over the reason behind the restriction. In a post on X, Kejriwal said enquiries at Meta’s India office revealed that his account had been restricted and was unavailable in India.

He claimed company officials did not provide any reason for the restriction or explain how it could be removed, while emails sent by him had received only routine acknowledgements.

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There was no immediate response available from Meta on the matter. Kejriwal also shared a screenshot of his account status page showing the message, “Unavailable in some locations”. Calling the lack of clarity and response from the company “pretty bad service”, he said in his post, “Don’t bow down to the prime minister, else he will allow you to run only his own account in India.”