'Indians' hack Bilawal House Media Cell's website

PPP says its websites are targeted by Indian hackers because of the party's clear stance on Kashmir

The Sindh government’s website, mcbh.org.pk  belonging to the Bilawal House Media Cell (MCBH), was hacked and defaced by a group of Indian hackers, said Surendar Valasai, the head of the cell.

Some Indian hackers have hacked website of Media Cell Bilawal House https://t.co/RviSaN4PfK today
: @SurendarValasai In charge M. C. B. H.

— Pakistan Peoples Party - PPP (@PPP_Org) June 7, 2017

The hacker group, which calls itself ‘4RROW O'R4L’  or 'Arrow Oral’, displayed a message, "you got hacked" written in bold letters and bearing the colour of the Indian flag above a skull on the website’s homepage.



“Our technical team will restore our website soon,” said Valasai in a series of tweets.

Our technical team will restore our website soon, said @SurendarValasai Incharge Media Cell Bilawal House

— Pakistan Peoples Party - PPP (@PPP_Org) June 7, 2017

He added that the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) websites were targeted by Indian hackers because of their party leadership’s clear stance on the international cause of Kashmiris and against their brutal genocide by Indian forces.

#PPP websites are being targeted by Indian hackers for our leadership's clear and internationally vocal stand (1/2) @SurendarValasai

— Pakistan Peoples Party - PPP (@PPP_Org) June 7, 2017

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for the cause of Kashmiris and against their genocide by Indian forces: @SurendarValasai Incharge Media Cell Bilawal House

— Pakistan Peoples Party - PPP (@PPP_Org) June 7, 2017

Valasai condemned such coward attacks and reiterated the party's determination to expose the butcher of Gujarat and Kashmir.

Such coward attack cannot deter us from exposing butcher of Gujarat and Kashmir; @SurendarValasai Incharge Media Cell Bilawal House

— Pakistan Peoples Party - PPP (@PPP_Org) June 7, 2017

Earlier this year, the PPP's official website was hacked by Indian hackers. “Team IBH is back again on Pakistan government servers. You should have expected us,” a message on the website read.

The attack came in retaliation to alleged Pakistani hackers, Ind_C0d3r and Mr Sh3ll, targeting Indian websites.