New Delhi, July 28 -- Meta's global affairs president, Joel Kaplan, was summoned by the Centre on Tuesday after Facebook, one of the US-based company's social media subsidiaries, removed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's post in which he had addressed India's youth and promised stringent measures against paper leaks.

According to PTI sources, Meta has told the government that a glitch in its automated content filters led to the removal of PM Modi's Facebook post. However, the government did not find Meta's explanation reasonable and wanted deeper discussions, adding that the matter is "not settled and done".

The sources told PTI that Centre Meta must improve its tools if the glitch in the automated system caused the error.

"The removal of...