Helle Lyng, a journalist for the Oslo-based daily Dagsavisen, has reported that her Meta-owned social media accounts were suspended following her heckling of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a joint press conference in Oslo. Lyng confronted Modi, asking, 'Why don't you take questions from the world's freest press?' This incident went viral, leading to a heated exchange at a Ministry of External Affairs briefing where MEA Secretary Sibi George firmly addressed her interruptions regarding India's human rights record. Following the confrontation, Lyng's social media presence faced intense scrutiny, with accusations labeling her a 'foreign plant' due to her previous articles that praised China. Despite the backlash, her following on X surged from approximately 400 to over 45,000. Lyng shared her account suspensions on X, stating, 'It is a small price to pay for press freedom, but I’ve never experienced something like this before.' Her case highlights the tensions between press freedom and political discourse in international relations.