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Meta India Head Ajit Mohan Resigns, Joins Rival Snap as APAC President
Ajit Mohan, who served as head of Meta in India, has reportedly left the firm to join rival social media company Snap as its President of the APAC business. Nicola Mendelsohn, Vice President of Global Business Group at Meta confirmed the exit in a statement.
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Facebook India Head Quits, He Is Joining This Company
Social media company Meta today announced that its India head, Ajit Mohan, has stepped down to pursue another opportunity. Mr Mohan is going to join rival social media platform Snap, the company announced today.
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"No One Has That Power...": Facebook India Head On BJP Hate Speech Row
Facebook enforces its policies in a non-partisan, objective manner, the chief of the company's India operations told NDTV on Friday, rejecting reports that had said a top executive had vetoed action against a leader of the ruling BJP responsible for
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Delhi Riots: Facebook India Head Ajit Mohan’s Plea Against Assembly Panel Summons Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea filed by Facebook India Vice President and MD Ajit Mohan challenging the summons issued by the Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony committee for failing to appear before it as witness in connection with the Delhi riots last year.
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No Ban Needed For Bajrang Dal Content: Facebook India Chief To Panel
Facebook India head Ajit Mohan deposed before a parliamentary panel Wednesday and said there was no cause to act against the Bajrang Dal - a right-wing group with ties to the BJP - despite it being tagged as supporting violence against minorities
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Facebook India Head Ajit Mohan Questioned by Parliamentary Panel Over Reluctance to Ban Bajrang Dal
Facebook's India head Ajit Mohan deposed before a parliamentary panel and was questioned about a recent report that the social media giant is reluctant to ban the Bajrang Dal due to concerns over the security of its staff.
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Facebook Proceeding of Delhi Assembly Committee Without Jurisdiction: Centre to Supreme Court
The Centre told the Supreme Court that proceedings of the Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony committee, that has summoned Facebook India VP and MD Ajit Mohan to appear as a witness in connection with the north-east Delhi riots, is “without jurisdiction” as the issue pertained to law and order.
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Supreme Court Directs Delhi Assembly Panel to Withhold Coercive Action Against Facebook Until October 15
The Supreme Court Wednesday directed a Delhi Legislative Assembly panel not to take coercive action against Facebook India VP and MD Ajit Mohan till October 15 in connection with a summon asking him to depose before it with regard to north east Delhi riots.
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"No Coercive Action": Delhi Assembly To Top Court On Facebook Executive
The Delhi assembly's peace committee that is looking into alleged misapplication of Facebook's anti-hate speech rules during the February riots in the national capital has deferred its meeting, after the Supreme Court ordered it not to take coercive action against the social media giant's top executive in India.
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Facebook India MD Ajit Mohan Approaches Supreme Court Against Delhi Assembly Panel's Notice, Hearing Today
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear the pleas filed by Facebook, its India Vice President (VP) and Managing Director (MD) Ajit Mohan and others against the notice issued by the Delhi Legislative Assembly for deposing before it on September 23.
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Facebook India Head Goes To Top Court Against Delhi Assembly Panel Notice
Facebook India Vice President Ajit Mohan has moved the Supreme Court against a notice from the Delhi Assembly over the social media platform's alleged complicity in the violence that struck the national capital in February
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Facebook Does Not Profit From Hate Speech, Says India Chief Ajit Mohan
Facebook does not profit from hate speech, Facebook India Managing Director Ajit Mohan said Wednesday, rejecting allegations the Silicon Valley firm failed to act on the issue over business concerns.
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Facebook Hearing: Delhi Assembly Panel to Issue “Final Notice” After Representative Skips Proceedings
A Delhi Assembly panel decided on Tuesday to issue a "final notice" to Facebook after no representative appeared before the committee that is hearing allegations against the social media giant.
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Facebook India's Ajit Mohan Summoned by Delhi Assembly Panel Over Hateful Content
A Delhi Assembly panel has issued a notice to Facebook India Vice President and Managing Director Ajit Mohan asking him to appear before it on September 15 in connection with complaints about the social media platform's alleged deliberate and intentional inaction to contain hateful content in the country.
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Top Facebook Official Summoned By Delhi Panel Over Hate Speech Complaints
A top Facebook executive has been summoned by a Delhi assembly panel headed by the Aam Aadmi Party MLA Raghav Chadha over complaints alleging "deliberate inaction on the part of social media platform to apply hate speech rules". Ajit Mohan, Facebook India's vice president and managing director, has been asked to appear before the panel next week on...
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Meta India Head Ajit Mohan Resigns, Joins Rival Snap as APAC President
Ajit Mohan, who served as head of Meta in India, has reportedly left the firm to join rival social media company Snap as its President of the APAC business. Nicola Mendelsohn, Vice President of Global Business Group at Meta confirmed the exit in a statement.
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Facebook India Head Quits, He Is Joining This Company
Social media company Meta today announced that its India head, Ajit Mohan, has stepped down to pursue another opportunity. Mr Mohan is going to join rival social media platform Snap, the company announced today.
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"No One Has That Power...": Facebook India Head On BJP Hate Speech Row
Facebook enforces its policies in a non-partisan, objective manner, the chief of the company's India operations told NDTV on Friday, rejecting reports that had said a top executive had vetoed action against a leader of the ruling BJP responsible for
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Delhi Riots: Facebook India Head Ajit Mohan’s Plea Against Assembly Panel Summons Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court dismissed a plea filed by Facebook India Vice President and MD Ajit Mohan challenging the summons issued by the Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony committee for failing to appear before it as witness in connection with the Delhi riots last year.
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No Ban Needed For Bajrang Dal Content: Facebook India Chief To Panel
Facebook India head Ajit Mohan deposed before a parliamentary panel Wednesday and said there was no cause to act against the Bajrang Dal - a right-wing group with ties to the BJP - despite it being tagged as supporting violence against minorities
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Facebook India Head Ajit Mohan Questioned by Parliamentary Panel Over Reluctance to Ban Bajrang Dal
Facebook's India head Ajit Mohan deposed before a parliamentary panel and was questioned about a recent report that the social media giant is reluctant to ban the Bajrang Dal due to concerns over the security of its staff.
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Facebook Proceeding of Delhi Assembly Committee Without Jurisdiction: Centre to Supreme Court
The Centre told the Supreme Court that proceedings of the Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony committee, that has summoned Facebook India VP and MD Ajit Mohan to appear as a witness in connection with the north-east Delhi riots, is “without jurisdiction” as the issue pertained to law and order.
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Supreme Court Directs Delhi Assembly Panel to Withhold Coercive Action Against Facebook Until October 15
The Supreme Court Wednesday directed a Delhi Legislative Assembly panel not to take coercive action against Facebook India VP and MD Ajit Mohan till October 15 in connection with a summon asking him to depose before it with regard to north east Delhi riots.
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"No Coercive Action": Delhi Assembly To Top Court On Facebook Executive
The Delhi assembly's peace committee that is looking into alleged misapplication of Facebook's anti-hate speech rules during the February riots in the national capital has deferred its meeting, after the Supreme Court ordered it not to take coercive action against the social media giant's top executive in India.
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Facebook India MD Ajit Mohan Approaches Supreme Court Against Delhi Assembly Panel's Notice, Hearing Today
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear the pleas filed by Facebook, its India Vice President (VP) and Managing Director (MD) Ajit Mohan and others against the notice issued by the Delhi Legislative Assembly for deposing before it on September 23.
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Facebook India Head Goes To Top Court Against Delhi Assembly Panel Notice
Facebook India Vice President Ajit Mohan has moved the Supreme Court against a notice from the Delhi Assembly over the social media platform's alleged complicity in the violence that struck the national capital in February
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Facebook Does Not Profit From Hate Speech, Says India Chief Ajit Mohan
Facebook does not profit from hate speech, Facebook India Managing Director Ajit Mohan said Wednesday, rejecting allegations the Silicon Valley firm failed to act on the issue over business concerns.
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Facebook Hearing: Delhi Assembly Panel to Issue “Final Notice” After Representative Skips Proceedings
A Delhi Assembly panel decided on Tuesday to issue a "final notice" to Facebook after no representative appeared before the committee that is hearing allegations against the social media giant.
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Facebook India's Ajit Mohan Summoned by Delhi Assembly Panel Over Hateful Content
A Delhi Assembly panel has issued a notice to Facebook India Vice President and Managing Director Ajit Mohan asking him to appear before it on September 15 in connection with complaints about the social media platform's alleged deliberate and intentional inaction to contain hateful content in the country.
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Top Facebook Official Summoned By Delhi Panel Over Hate Speech Complaints
A top Facebook executive has been summoned by a Delhi assembly panel headed by the Aam Aadmi Party MLA Raghav Chadha over complaints alleging "deliberate inaction on the part of social media platform to apply hate speech rules". Ajit Mohan, Facebook India's vice president and managing director, has been asked to appear before the panel next week on...
