Palak's talk with Facebook
July 31, 2024Updated:July 31, 20241 Min Read
Jumbangla Desk: The government raised questions about the role of social media Facebook, YouTube, TikTok in the recent violence centered on the quota reform movement. They are also given letters to explain their rationale. Although Facebook did not respond to that letter, the company held an online meeting today.

Palak

Facebook authorities attended the meeting online at the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (BTRC) in Agargaon, capital today.

State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak led the meeting on behalf of the government.

Minister of State for Information Technology is talking to journalists after the meeting.

At that time, he said, 'We have asked for an explanation from TikTok, Facebook and YouTube verbally and in writing. We are satisfied with the response that TikTok has given us.'

State Minister of Information Technology said, 'Facebook has promised to be more responsible in the coming days. Facebook is discriminating because the fact-checking organization working for Facebook in Bangladesh is influenced by anti-independence groups.

Junaid Ahmed Palak said, 'These three platforms have promised maximum cooperation to the government in the future to stop spreading rumors in the assembly.'

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It is to be noted that since last July 18, the social media was shut down as soon as the internet connection was disrupted in the country. Later, even though broadband and mobile internet were introduced, it is not possible to use social media in the normal process.