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- Delhi Police has ordered social media platforms to remove posts and videos containing offensive remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi that appeared during student protests over NEET and CBSE exam irregularities.
- Several such posts have already been taken down, and monitoring teams continue scanning online activity.
- The move comes amid tensions after the July 20 'Sansad Chalo' march, in which police say about 130 personnel and around 65 students were injured and 15 FIRs were registered.
- The Opposition has moved notices in Parliament seeking a discussion on the police action against protesting students.
What to watch next
- Further social media takedowns or legal action over protest-related posts as monitoring continues
- Parliament's response to Opposition adjournment and suspension notices over the July 20 police action
- Findings from Facial Recognition System identification of individuals at the protest site
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