New Delhi: Farmers' organizations across the country are protesting in New Delhi, the country's capital, against the agricultural law brought by the central government. But the fast-growing farmer movement on social media came to a sudden halt on Sunday. The Kisan Ekta Morcha page created on Facebook by the United Kisan Morcha was disabled late Sunday evening. However, the Facebook page has been restored after the farmers protested.

In fact, just four days ago, the United Kisan Morcha took different social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Snap Chat to put forward its views on the rumours being spread on the internet about the farmer movement and to promote the movement on social media. But an account was made in the name of Kisan Ekta Morcha. In four days, lakhs of followers became followers on this account. Not only this, the reach of people on many accounts had crossed 12 lakh.

The United Kisan Morcha was holding a press conference late Sunday evening, which was being carried live on the Facebook page. But after the press conference ended, the IT team of United Kisan Morcha came to know that their Facebook page has been deactivated. Not only this, Kisan Ekta Morcha said that their Instagram account is also no longer running. There were a total of more than 1.50 lakh followers on both pages. However, now their page has started.

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