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Home / Punjab / Bjp Leader Rahul Sidhu Reports Facebook Hack Blames Canadian Hacker

BJP leader Rahul Sidhu reports Facebook hack, blames Canadian hacker

He belongs to Muktsar and his father Bhai Harnirpal Singh Kuku is a former MLA from Muktsar
Archit Watts
Tribune News Service
Muktsar, Updated At : 09:40 AM Sep 10, 2024 IST
Former PPSC member Rahul Singh Sidhu's Facebook hacked, indecent content posted.

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Bhai Rahul Singh Sidhu, a former member of the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC), has fallen prey to cyber crime. His Facebook page has been hacked and some indecent content is being posted on it.

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Rahul, who contested the Assembly elections as a Congress nominee from Kotkapura in 2017, is now a BJP leader.
He belongs to Muktsar and his father Bhai Harnirpal Singh Kuku is a former MLA from Muktsar.
Rahul said, "I have reported it to the police and Facebook. I am told that the page is hacked by someone in Canada."
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