Skip to content
Buzzline

Buzzline

News Without Noise

  • Home
  • AI
  • Elections
  • Entertainment
  • Market
  • News
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • Technology

Author Info

StockLens

Find Me On

Trending News

  • Home
  • Sports
  • Due to closure of Virat Kohli’s account, Instagram suffered a loss of Rs 70,00,000 lakh, you will be shocked to know.
  • Sports

Due to closure of Virat Kohli’s account, Instagram suffered a loss of Rs 70,00,000 lakh, you will be shocked to know.

Buzz line2 months ago03 mins

Virat Kohli Instagram Row: There was an outcry on social media due to the news of Virat Kohli’s Instagram account being closed. Early on Friday (January 30), news came that Kohli’s Instagram account was not visible, after which a lot of speculation started. Someone speculated that Kohli suddenly retired from Instagram, while someone called it a glitch of Instagram. However, now King Kohli’s account is back.

After the Indian cricketer’s account came back, a claim started going viral on social media, in which it was told that as soon as Kohli’s account was closed, Instagram suffered a loss of Rs 70 lakh in one go. So let us know what is the whole matter of this loss of Rs 70 lakh.

How did Instagram suffer?

In fact, as soon as Kohli’s account was closed, it was claimed on social media that Instagram itself lost 7 million i.e. 70 lakh followers in just one hour. The claim said that Kohli’s fans took this step while playing a front against Insta. Some pictures went viral, showing how Instagram followers dropped from 705 million to 698 million. However, we do not confirm this claim in any way.

After Virat Kohli deactivates his Instagram account, Instagram official page loses 7M followers in one hour! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/6TXGLySNA7

— S@urabh (@___100rabh) January 30, 2026

Most followed account on Instagram

Let us tell you that the most followed account on Instagram is of Instagram itself. At present, till the time of writing this news, the Instagram account has 698 million followers.

Virat Kohli is the most followed cricketer

Whereas Virat Kohli is the most followed cricketer on Instagram. At present he has 274 million followers. Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar is at second place in this list. More than 51 million people follow Sachin. The thing to note is that there is a difference of about 222 million followers between the first and second accounts in the list.

Source

Tagged: abp news cricket news in hindi Instagram Instagram 7 million followers down after Virat Kohli Kohli account not found Virat Kohli Virat Kohli Instagram row

Post navigation

Previous: Top Gainers & Losers on Jan 30: Hindustan Zinc, Vedanta, Hindustan Copper, Swiggy, Tata Steel among top losers today
Next: Who is Kevin Warsh? Former Fed governor who rose on Donald Trump’s Federal Reserve chief finalist list — twice

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related News

USA vs Venezuela, World Baseball Classic final live streaming: How to watch WBC 2026 matchup, time, TV channel and more

Buzz line31 minutes ago 0

Iran in talks with FIFA to relocate 2026 World Cup group matches to Mexico over security concerns

Buzz line47 minutes ago 0

About Us

Welcome to Buzzline— your trusted source for fast, reliable, and unbiased news from the world of finance, politics, entertainment, and technology.

Email: 123jakalis@gmail.com

Most Read

  • NDA wins Rajya Sabha elections, wins 22 out of 37 seats, increases strength in Upper House
  • ‘Baseless’: India dismisses reports of Iran’s ‘vessels for safe passage’ demand; talks between nations continue – Report
  • Gold, silver rates today: Comex gold gains $47/oz; silver rallies $2 as US dollar eases from 10-month high
  • ‘Bhojupari is only defamed…’, Nirahua gave such an answer on the question of obscene songs.
  • US-Israel-Iran conflict: ‘This is not Europe’s war’—EU nations rebuff Trump’s call to send warships to Hormuz Strait

Categories

  • AI
  • Elections
  • Entertainment
  • Market
  • News
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • Technology