Meta says it will take corrective action after Indian authorities summon it over alleged child sexual abuse material (CSAM) appearing to be amplified through its advertising systems. According to NDTV, the government issues a “zero tolerance” demand and asks for immediate steps to address what it describes as “algorithmic amplification” of CSAM-related content. The government’s intervention comes after complaints that such material can be promoted through ad targeting, distribution, or related ranking mechanisms. Meta’s response, as reported, focuses on compliance and corrective measures, indicating it will review processes and adjust controls to prevent the promotion of prohibited content. The reports describe the issue as one involving both content moderation and the role of algorithms that can increase the visibility of harmful material. The government’s demand signals that regulators are pushing for stronger safeguards and faster remediation when such content appears within Meta’s ad ecosystem. The matter is presented as an enforcement and corrective-action request following the summons.