NCW chief Rekha Sharma says her Twitter account hacked

Several pre dated tweets against Modi allegedly attributed to her flooded her Twitter timeline

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 04:03 AM Oct 21, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, October 20

Chairperson of the National Commission of Women Rekha Sharma on Tuesday said her Twitter account has been hacked and that she had lodged a complaint with the micro blogging site.

Sharma levelled the hacking charge moments after several pre dated anti Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweets allegedly attributed to her started flooding her Twitter timeline.

Some of the tweets in the “hacked series” were misogynistic.

Sharma was trolled for her old tweets which she said had been hacked.

Sharma’s Twitter timeline was later protected with the message saying “these tweets are protected”.

She had earlier tweeted “I am going to complaint to @TwitterIndia and will reach to that person who hacked my account. Not going to leave the perpetrator.”

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