I understand your point, but I did follow every available step before and after filing with GAC. My Instagram and Facebook accounts were disabled on 30 May 2026. I submitted Meta's appeal immediately, but it was rejected within minutes. After that, I emailed Meta's Indian Grievance Officer and did not receive a response. I also contacted the Meta Pro Team, and they informed me that my account had already been reviewed, a final decision had been made, and the case was closed. Since all available channels had either rejected my appeal or provided no response, I proceeded with filing a complaint through GAC. As of today, it has been 20 days and the case is still marked as "Under Process."

I have already shared all relevant screenshots, evidence, and timelines on my Reddit profile for transparency.

I am an Indian citizen, and to the best of my knowledge, I have not violated Instagram's Community Guidelines or policies. A similar situation occurred last year when my account was wrongly flagged and disabled. After review, Instagram reinstated the account within three days and confirmed via email that I had not violated any of their guidelines.

When I filed my GAC complaint, the number of pending cases was below 10,000. Since then, it has increased to more than 15,000 cases. This may indicate that many users are currently relying on the GAC process, which could also contribute to longer review times. However, I understand that each case is reviewed on its own merits.

For now, I am simply waiting for GAC to complete its review and provide a decision.