BJP leader LK Advani's website hacked
Hacker writes "Pakistan Zindabad" and "free-Kashmir" messages on the website.
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The official website of veteran BJP leader LK Advani was hacked on Monday, allegedly by Pakistani hackers who posted "free-Kashmir" messages on the website, NDTV reported.
The hacker, who called himself Muhammad Bilal, wrote "Pakistan Zindabad" messages on the site and called for an end to the “militarised governance in Kashmir”.
The hacker began his message by saying, "Good Morning Narendra Modi" and went on to raise the Kashmir issue.
The message posted on the site terms freedom of Kashmir as the goal of those who hacked Advani’s website www.lkadvani.in. When The Express Tribune tried to access the website, it returned an invalid result.
At the time of reporting, Advani, who was in Tamil Nadu campaigning for the party, was not aware of the hacking.
The hacker, who called himself Muhammad Bilal, wrote "Pakistan Zindabad" messages on the site and called for an end to the “militarised governance in Kashmir”.
The hacker began his message by saying, "Good Morning Narendra Modi" and went on to raise the Kashmir issue.
The message posted on the site terms freedom of Kashmir as the goal of those who hacked Advani’s website www.lkadvani.in. When The Express Tribune tried to access the website, it returned an invalid result.
At the time of reporting, Advani, who was in Tamil Nadu campaigning for the party, was not aware of the hacking.