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BJP MLA Kishan Reddy files police complaint about website hack
Telangana BJP MLA G Kishan Reddy on Monday filed a complaint with state DGP M Mahender Reddy after his official website was hacked for a brief period of time.
Telangana BJP MLA G Kishan Reddy on Monday filed a complaint with state DGP M Mahender Reddy after his official website was hacked for a brief period of time.
He shared screenshots on his official Facebook page showcasing hat the website was seemingly hacked by a person or a group called 'Pak Monster' or 'Pak Cyber Thunders’.
Messages on the website indicated that it was hacked as 'payback' of hacking Pakistan sites. A message read, Free Kashmir because it is ours! Pakistan Zindabad."
Speaking in this regard, Kishan Reddy said on Facebook, “Looks like this notorious act was the handiwork of “Pakistani agents” or anti-nationals. I have written to Telangana DGP and IG (Intelligence) of Telangana Police for necessary action”.
The BJP MLA in his police complaint stated that he has been maintaining the website for more than a decade and his activities, programmes are updated on it by his employees on a daily basis.
The legislator claimed that his website was hacked in a similar manner six months ago.
