The High Commission of Singapore in India has announced the government's directive to block social media content targeting the Indian community, which is believed to have originated from China. This action is part of the Online Criminal Harms Act 2023, under which the Singapore Police Force has issued Disabling Directions to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and X. The directive aims to curb narratives that undermine Singapore's multiculturalism, particularly those suggesting that the country is being 'overrun by Indians'. The Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs highlighted that these narratives falsely claim that Singapore's multiracial policy is merely a facade and that the stability of the nation is due to its majority Chinese demographic. The government firmly opposes any form of xenophobia and nativism, stating that attempts to create divisions among communities will be rejected. Singaporeans are urged to critically assess information online and to maintain social cohesion and racial harmony.