Shehbaz Sharif YouTube channel Ban : The Modi government has taken another tough action during the increasing tension between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack. The government has blocked the official YouTube account of Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. This step has been taken by the Government of India after banning 16 major Pakistani YouTube channels. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has ordered to block several Pakistani YouTube channels and social media accounts, which were found to be broadcasting misleading materials with the aim of weakening India’s sovereignty and public system.
According to reports, after the Pahalgam terror attack, the India Modi government has taken another tough action. The government has blocked the official YouTube account of Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. This step has been taken by the Government of India after banning 16 major Pakistani YouTube channels. The government has not only taken action against the accounts of Pakistani political leaders, but has also taken action against players, social media affected and news channels.
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Blocking Sharif’s channel in India is the largest high-profile account blocked by the government after Pakistani Finance Minister Khwaja Asif and ISPR (which is a Pakistani Army’s promotional branch). Many Pakistani YouTube channels and social media accounts were found to be broadcast misleading materials with the aim of weakening India’s sovereignty and public system.
When a user in India tries to open a YouTube channel of Shahbaz Sharif, a message appears on the screen, this content is not available in this country as it has been banned for reasons related to national security or public system as per the government’s order.
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This action of the Government of India is being seen as a digital strike against Pakistan. Earlier, the Government of India had blocked 35 YouTube channels and several social media accounts operating from Pakistan, which were spreading propaganda against India.
Edited By : Chetan Gour