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Akhilesh Yadav's Facebook Page With 8 Million Followers Gets Blocked | ABP News

Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav faced a major digital setback after his official Facebook page with 8 million followers was suddenly blocked. The page was a key tool for the party’s communication and outreach. Facebook has not given any official reason for the action so far. SP leaders strongly condemned the move, calling it politically motivated. Party MP Rajeev Rai stated on X that blocking the account of a major opposition leader is not just unacceptable but an attack on Indian democracy. He warned that suppressing socialist voices is a dangerous sign. The SP has demanded immediate restoration and a clear explanation from Facebook.

 

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