Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs has mandated that YouTube, Facebook, and X block access to 14 posts targeting the Indian community, which were found to undermine the nation's multicultural framework. The posts, believed to have originated from a China-based platform, included inflammatory content that suggested Singapore's cultural diversity was a facade and that the country was being overwhelmed by Indian immigrants. Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong stated that these narratives are harmful and do not reflect Singapore's values of inclusivity. He noted that 75% of the population is of Chinese descent, while 15% are Malay and about 9% are of Indian origin. The government views these attacks as malicious attempts to incite racial discord, particularly against Indian migrant workers who contribute significantly to the economy. Violations of the content may breach Section 298A of the Penal Code, which prohibits promoting enmity between different racial groups. The ministry emphasized the unacceptability of such foreign-origin content and its potential to disrupt social cohesion in Singapore.