Dilip Ghosh Videos deleted from YouTube.
Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh on Friday shared YouTube videos of purported post-poll violence in the state, but the authorities of the website removed them as they violated its community guidelines.
YouTube was compelled to remove videos shared by Ghosh on Twitter as there were scenes of "brutal violence" but that is the real situation in West Bengal, state BJP spokesperson Shamik Bhattacharya claimed.
Ghosh posted the videos with a caption: "Some of the illustrious achievements of the Trinamool Congress government in past two months".
However, the visuals were soon removed by YouTube with the message: "The video has been removed for violating YouTube community guidelines."
The video-sharing website removes posts that violate its community guidelines that "are designed to ensure that our community stays protected". It pulls contents for violating its policies regarding hate speech and harassment, spam and deceptive practices, violent or graphic content policy, and violations of its terms of service.
Ghosh, an MP, on July 21 alleged that over 30 BJP activists were killed in post-poll clashes in West Bengal.
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