Prime Minister Modi Deleted His Weibo Profile After China App Censored

Prime Minister Modi Deleted His Weibo Account Profile After China App Censored In India

The Chinese social media site was not a regular one for PM Modi.

Sina Weibo, China's response to Twitter, said it has erased Prime Minister Narendra Modi's record in line with the Indian international safe haven, as strains between the two nations keep on stewing over a fringe clash. 

PM Modi has been a popular client of the Chinese Internet live stage since its first visit to Sina Weibo in 2015. He had in excess of 200,000 devotees and 100 posts before the record was closed. 

Sina Weibo declared the conclusion of the record late on Wednesday and the evacuation comes a couple of days after India prohibited many Chinese applications, including Sina Weibo and ByteDance's TikTok, following the fringe conflict between the two countries. 

The Indian international safe haven in Beijing didn't promptly react to a messaged demand for input. 

PM Modi was among a bunch of outside pioneers with a Weibo account. Key leaders include United Kingdom Boris Johnson, Canadian Justin Trudeau, and Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro.

Mainly by wishing them an Upbeat birthday in Weibo, PM Modi announced both the birthdates of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Keqiang. The conversation of senior pioneers' private lives is incredibly uncommon in China and the specific birth dates of the greater part of them are not uncovered freely. 

Conversely, Chinese pioneers are once in a while dynamic via web-based networking media. Remote online life stages, for example, Facebook and Twitter are hindered in China.

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