Kolkata: West Bengal Bengal President Dilip Ghosh on Friday Sharing YouTube videos from violence polls intended in the state, but the website authority removes it when they violate the community guidelines.
YouTube was forced to delete clippings distributed by Ghosh on Twitter because there was a scene “Brutal violence” but it was a real situation in West Bengal, spokesman for BJP State Shamik Bhattacharya claimed.
In his Twitter handle, Ghosh posted a video with information: “Some of the well-known achievements of the Trinamool Congress government in the past two months”.
However, visuals are immediately removed by YouTube with the message: “The video has been removed for violating the YouTube Community Guide.” Video sharing websites remove posts that violate the community guidelines that “designed to ensure that our community remains protected”.
It attracts content because it violates its policies regarding hatred and harassment, spam and deceptive practices, violence policies or graphical content and violations of its service provisions.
Ghosh, a MP, on July 21 accused that more than 30 BJP activists were killed in clashes after the poll in West Bengal.
However, the Head of the BJP of the State was not available for comments about the removal of the video, Bhattacharya said, “Violence was brutal, it exceeded all civilized norms.
That is why YouTube was surprised and forced to delete videos.
As stated by our party for more than two years and NHRC now, this is a real situation of West Bengal.
“In the indictment of the Trinamool Congress Government, a committee, which was formed by the NHRC on the orders of the Calcutta High Court to investigate alleged violations of human rights during violence after the poll, said in his report that the situation in the state is the manifestation of the “law of the ruler” instead of “legal rules”.
Bengal Chairman of West Bengal and TMC Supremo Mamata Banerjee on July 22 claimed that BJP used a fake video to reserve “stories taken” about violence after the poll.