Meta representatives met MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan for 45 minutes to discuss the technical glitch that briefly removed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Facebook post on the NEET paper leak and the government's anti-malpractice measures. The claim of money being paid pertained to child sexual abuse content. The government also questioned Meta over child sexual abuse material, deepfakes, safeguards for verified and prominent accounts, algorithmic bias and compliance with Indian law. Meta had separately come under regulatory scrutiny after receiving a government notice last month over alleged child sexual abuse material in paid advertisements on Instagram. Also, a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Wednesday sought an apology from Zuckerberg over the removal of Modi’s Facebook post, warning in a letter that protection and immunity available to him could be withdrawn if no apology was forthcoming within three days.