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“India’s attack on China”: PM Modi quits China’s Social Media App Weibo

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has decided to quit China’s Social Media App Weibo as “India’s attack on China” continues. Earlier, Modi’s Government banned 59 Chinese apps including TikTok.

Modi joined the platform in 2015 to connect better with the people of China.

However, it looks like it is not easy for a VIP account to quit the App.
“For VIP accounts, Weibo has a more complex procedure to quit, which is why the official process was initiated. For reasons best known to the Chinese, there was great delay in granting this basic permission,” a source said.
After the 59-app ban was announced, angry Weibo users had left negative comments on Modi’s latest post, which was a new year’s greeting.

Modi had 115 posts, now, 113 was manually deleted. The two posts that were left are those containing China’s President Xi. On Weibo, it is difficult to remove posts with the photo of their President. Which is why two posts remained.

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