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India blocks Pakistani celebrities on social media
May 04, 2025
|Gulf Today
New Delhi widened tit-for-tat measures against Islamabad on Saturday, blocking access to the social media accounts of Pakistani actors and cricketers.
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On social media, India banned on April 28 more than a dozen Pakistani YouTube channels for allegedly spreading “provocative” content, including Pakistani news outlets.
On Saturday, further restrictions blocked access in India to the Instagram account of Pakistan's ex-prime minister and cricket captain Imran Khan. The YouTube account of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif also banned in India.
Bollywood movie regulars Fawad Khan and Atif Aslam were also off limits, as well as a wide range of cricketers— including star batters Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan and retired players Shahid Afridi and Wasim Akram.
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