Through the Reader lens — India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) summoned Meta's global head of public policy after Facebook removed a post by Prime Minister Narendra Modi concerning paper leaks during student protests. Meta acknowledged the removal was an error and restored the content, but MeitY has dismissed that explanation as inadequate and 'not reasonable.' The ministry is now pressing Meta for stronger content-compliance tools and deeper engagement on governance issues in India. The dispute escalates an already tense relationship between New Delhi and Big Tech over content moderation, intermediary liability, and sovereignty concerns. Investors and policymakers are watching whether this leads to formal enforcement, tightened IT Rules interpretation, or broader operational demands on Meta. Watch for follow-up summonses, public statements from MeitY, and any legislative or rule-making signals targeting social-media platforms operating in India.