Gujarat BJP chief’s website ‘hacked’ from Pakistan

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Updated At : 12:24 AM Apr 27, 2021 IST

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Surat, April 26

Gujarat BJP chief and Navsari MP CR Paatil’s office on Monday claimed that his website has been hacked apparently by a Pakistani hacker.

The hacker, who identified himself as Mohammad Bilal from Pakistan, uploaded some objectionable content on the homepage of Paatil’s website, a statement said, adding that no police complaint has been filed yet.

The objectionable content has been removed, it said. PTI

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