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Social media is being used to facilitate rapid political mobilization, reflecting national youth discontent.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 1
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Social media is being used to facilitate rapid political mobilization, reflecting national youth discontent.

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  1. Social media spreads protest videos, satirical movements mock the ruling party, and the government maintains tight control over dissent.Sub-event
  2. Analysis shows different strengths in political mobilization and primary information sources across demographics.Sub-event
  3. Huma Qureshi and others used Instagram to comment on civil unrest and defend government policies regarding protests in the capital.Sub-event
  4. The conservative movement is using social media likes as a metric to measure its success.Sub-event
  5. BJP leverages social media for political mobilization and youth discontent.1 source

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