It is suspected that the government's decision to close the social network is trying to suppress the voice of the people, warning that if the decision is not thought through, it may cause great damage.
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The government has instructed to shut down unlisted social networks. I could not understand why the government would be so eager to close the social network after leaving all the public affairs work.
It is not appropriate to close social networks used by millions of people like Facebook, X, and Instagram. Shutting down the public's access to Facebook means shutting down the voice of the people. If Facebook, which is a place for people to speak, is closed, will the voice of the people not be closed? In a democracy, the voice of the people cannot be silenced. The government has to pay attention to this matter.
Why is the government trying to regulate social networks? Behind this is the government's compulsion or some other intention - I don't know. In other countries, there is also a question whether social networks are regulated by the government. It is said that the government is not plotting to suppress people's voice.
must control distortions of social networks . Having said that, it is not right to close the social network. Due to social media, some news has come out. Will people be kept away from the access to the news?
Facebook, WhatsApp, etc. are now suitable means of talking to their children who are abroad. Now all these would be closed . The government should take every step thoughtfully. Decisions made on the basis of hachuwa can sometimes lead to heavy losses. Consciousness bhaya !
– Purushottam Ghimire, Jorpati, Kathmandu
