Congress’ YouTube channel deleted, party says it is probing whether it was sabotage or technical glitch

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Updated At : 11:18 PM Aug 24, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, August 24

The Congress on Wednesday said its YouTube channel has been deleted and it is investigating whether a technical glitch or sabotage had caused this.

“Our YouTube channel – ‘Indian National Congress’ has been deleted. We are fixing it and have been in touch with Google/YouTube teams,” the party said on its official Twitter handle.

“We are investigating what caused this – a technical glitch or sabotage. Hope to be back soon. Team INC Social Media,” it said.

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