Meta says it mistakenly removed a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Facebook and has restored it. According to Meta’s statement reported by multiple outlets, the deletion was unintended and therefore the content is now back on the platform. The video concerns the government’s response to paper leaks, with the message indicating that the government will pursue stricter action against such leaks across the country. The reports also note that the Union Cabinet is expected to discuss additional stringent measures in Parliament, and that the government intends to move legislation to address the paper-leak issue. While the outlets differ slightly in how much detail they include, they align on the core sequence: Meta takes the video down due to an error, acknowledges the mistake, and restores the video after identifying the issue. No additional information is reported here about how the removal affected users, or about any separate moderation decision beyond the stated error.