Controversy Over Zuckerberg's Remarks on Indian Elections Resolved
BJP leader Nishikant Dubey declared the issue concerning Mark Zuckerberg's comments on the Indian elections resolved after a Meta India official apologized. Zuckerberg mistakenly claimed on a podcast that India's government lost power in 2024 due to its pandemic response.
Meta India apologises for Zuckerberg’s remark on India elections; Nishikant Dubey says issue now ‘closed’
Meta India VP apologizes for Mark Zuckerberg's incorrect remarks on India's 2024 elections, debunked by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
Meta Apologizes For Zuckerberg’s 2024 Election Remarks As Nishikant Dubey Declares Issue 'Closed
Meta India has issued an apology for Mark Zuckerberg's inaccurate statement regarding the 2024 Indian elections, calling it an 'inadvertent error' after backlash from Indian political leaders.
'Win for 140 crore Indians': Nishikant Dubey reacts after Meta India apologises for Mark Zuckerberg's error
Meta India said several governments were defeated in 2024 elections "BUT not India", apologising for the "inadvertent error"
‘Victory’: BJP after Meta apologises for Zuckerberg's remarks on polls in India
Meta India apologised for the "inadvertent error" saying that India remains an incredibly important country for the tech conglomerate.
Mark Zuckerberg's India election remark: BJP's Nishikant Dubey says issue now 'closed' after Meta's apology
Parliamentary panel head and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nishikant Dubey on Wednesday said the issue of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's remarks on Lok Sabha 2024 elections was now "closed" after an apology tendered by Meta official.
Meta Issues Apology for Mark Zuckerberg's Comments on India's Political Landscape
Metas CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologises for comments regarding Indias elections, with BJP MP Nishikant Dubey stating the issue is now resolved.
As Meta official apologises, Nishikant Dubey says Zuckerberg remarks issue now ‘closed’
BJP leader Nishikant Dubey on Wednesday said he treated the matter of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s remarks on Indian elections as “closed” after an official of the social networking platform tendered an apology.
Parliamentary panel to summon Meta over Mark Zuckerberg's remark: Nishikant Dubey
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology, said his panel will summon Mete officials over its CEO Mark Zuckerberg's remarks about the 2024 Lok Sabha election results.
Meta India's VP Apologises On Behalf Of CEO Mark Zuckerberg Over Remarks On India Poll
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Wedensday said that the Parliamentary Committee will summon Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over his remarks regarding the outcome of India's 2024 general elections, and Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw also fact-checked the Meta chief's statement.
House panel to call Meta over Zuckerberg remark
Nishikant Dubey, head of the parliamentary committee on communications and IT, demands an apology from Meta for spreading misinformation on India's recent general election results. Mark Zuckerberg's incorrect claim about the incumbent government losing the 2024 election has been criticized,
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Meta's Global Misstep: Apology Issued for Zuckerberg's India Comment
Meta offered an apology after CEO Mark Zuckerberg incorrectly commented on India losing power post-COVID. Union Minister ...
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Meta apologies for India comments, BJP MP Dubey says matter closed
Facebook parent company Meta on Wednesday apologised for its CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s comments on India being among the countries where the incumbent lost power after handling the COVID-19 pandemic, ...
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'Victory of Indians': As Meta official apologises, BJP's Dubey says Zuckerberg remarks issue now 'closed'
BJP leader Nishikant Dubey stated on Wednesday that he considered the issue of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's comments on ...
Nishikant Dubey declares Meta issue resolved after official's apology
Meta India Vice President Shivnath Thukral apologised for Zuckerberg's comments, calling them an "inadvertent error." ...