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India blocks Turkish, Chinese news agencies’ social media accounts in dismay
Indian people are also boycotting Turkish products


India has not yet recovered from Pakistan's brutal retaliation, and this Hindu extremist country, which claims to be the biggest champion of so-called democracy, has also started blocking the social media accounts of foreign news agencies for showing the truth.
According to Indian media, the government has banned the social media account of a Turkish broadcasting company in India, while the Indian people are also boycotting Turkish products.
Indian media claims that the Indian people are also ignoring Turkiye as a tourist destination.
On the other hand, the social media accounts of two Chinese media organizations have also been blocked in India.
India has shut down the social media accounts of China's official English newspaper, Global Times, and China's official news agency, Xinhua.
The statement issued by the Indian Embassy in China said that several news agencies have run reports about the casualties suffered by Indian forces at the hands of Pakistani forces in Operation Sindoor. The Indian Embassy, tagging the Global Times, wrote to verify the news before running it.
It is pertinent to note that India has previously blocked the accounts of several government institutions and journalists of the Pakistani government in India.

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