BJP blocks its website access in Pakistan
Ban comes a day after BJP leader LK Advani’s website was hacked allegedly by a Pakistani hacker.
Modi's website still accessible in Pakistan. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
People in Pakistan cannot access the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) website as the party has blocked its internet page for visitors from Pakistan, Zee News reported on Tuesday.
“The owner of this website (www.bjp.org) has banned your IP address on the country or region you are accessing it from,” a message informs the visitor.
The ban comes a day after BJP leader LK Advani’s website was hacked allegedly by a Pakistani hacker who posted “free Kashmir” and “Pakistan zindabad” messages on the website.
The hacker had called for an end to the “militarised governance in Kashmir”.
However, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's website can still be accessed from within Pakistan.
“The owner of this website (www.bjp.org) has banned your IP address on the country or region you are accessing it from,” a message informs the visitor.
The ban comes a day after BJP leader LK Advani’s website was hacked allegedly by a Pakistani hacker who posted “free Kashmir” and “Pakistan zindabad” messages on the website.
The hacker had called for an end to the “militarised governance in Kashmir”.
However, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's website can still be accessed from within Pakistan.