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Hate post row: controversial Facebook India policy head quits

Facebook executive Ankhi Das, whose name came up in a recent controversy over alleged bias by the social networking giant in dealing with hate speeches, has resigned. A statement released Tuesday evening by Facebook India's Managing Director, Ajith Mohan&nbsp;said&nbsp;Ankhi has decided to step down from her role to pursue her interest in public service.&nbsp;In his statement Mohan said Ankhi&nbsp;made "enormous contributions" to Facebook's&nbsp;growth in her nine years with the company. Her resignation comes weeks after both the company and she faced questions - both internally from employees and from the Indian government and Opposition- over how political content is regulated on the massively popular social media platform.
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Hate post row: controversial Facebook India policy head quits her job

Controversial Facebook&nbsp;executive quits amid row Ankhi&nbsp;Das&nbsp;accused of favouring BJP&nbsp;on hate posts Facebook: Das&nbsp;has quit to pursue her interests Das&nbsp;accused of blocking action against BJP&nbsp;leaders Facebook&nbsp;slammed for allowing right wing hate posts

Facebook executive Ankhi Das, whose name came up in a recent controversy over alleged bias by the social networking giant in dealing with hate speeches, has resigned. A statement released Tuesday evening by Facebook India's Managing Director, Ajith Mohan&nbsp;said&nbsp;Ankhi has decided to step down from her role to pursue her interest in public service.&nbsp;In his statement Mohan said Ankhi&nbsp;made "enormous contributions" to Facebook's&nbsp;growth in her nine years with the company. Her resignation comes weeks after both the company and she faced questions - both internally from employees and from the Indian government and Opposition- over how political content is regulated on the massively popular social media platform.
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'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul jabs RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat's&nbsp;remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the RSS&nbsp;chief knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul's dig at RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat, over his remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the the Sangh&nbsp;leader&nbsp;knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

Delhi Assembly panel summons top FB official

A Delhi Assembly panel has summoned Facebook India vice president and managing director Ajit Mohan in connection with the hate content row

A Delhi Assembly panel has summoned Facebook India vice president and managing director Ajit Mohan in connection with hate content row. Mohan has been asked to appear before the panel on peace and harmony headed by AAP MLA Raghav Chadha on September 15. The official has been summoned over alleged "complicity of Facebook in the orchestration and aggravation of Delhi riots". Facebook has been embroiled in a storm after the&nbsp;WSJ expose that it deliberately and intentionally ignored hate content by BJP leaders. Earlier this month, Facebook officials were grilled by a Praliament panel headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor.

New Delhi, PTI: A Delhi Assembly panel has summoned Facebook India vice president and managing director Ajit Mohan in connection with hate content row. Mohan has been asked to appear before the panel on peace and harmony headed by AAP MLA Raghav Chadha on September 15.
"Summon was issued on the basis of scathing depositions of the key witnesses as well as incriminating material submitted by them on record," an official statement stated on Saturday.
The summon by the Delhi Assembly panel on peace and harmony follows a recent Wall Street Journal report which claimed that one of Facebook's senior India policy executives intervened in internal communication to stop a permanent ban on a Bharatiya Janata Party lawmaker from Telangana after he allegedly shared communally charged posts.
"We hereby summon you (Ajit Mohan) to appear before the committee on September 15, 2020 at 12 Noon at MLA Lounge- 1, Delhi Vidhan Sabha, for the purpose of recording your deposition on oath and participating in the proceedings carried out by the committee," Delhi Assembly's deputy secretary said in the notice sent on September 10.
Last month, Facebook had said its social media platform prohibits hate speech and content that incites violence and these policies are enforced globally without regard to political affiliation.
"We prohibit hate speech and content that incites violence and we enforce these policies globally without regard to anyone's political position or party affiliation.
"While we know there is more to do, we're making progress on enforcement and conduct regular audits of our process to ensure fairness and accuracy," a Facebook spokesperson had said.

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