PM Narendra Modi's Twitter Account Hacked, Tweet on 'Bitcoin' removed

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter account was hacked by hackers late on Saturday night and within three minutes he made two tweets. This caused a stir. These tweets were made late at night between 2.11 pm and 2.15 pm. However, these tweets were deleted shortly after.

PM Modi Twitter Hacked:

The information about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter handle being hacked became viral as soon as it came on social media. Users started giving their feedback by sharing the screenshot regarding this. Since then, hashtags hacked and hackers started trending. The hashtag hacked was trending in India at number four overnight.

The Twitter handle of PM @narendramodi was very briefly compromised. The matter was escalated to Twitter and the account has been immediately secured.

In the brief period that the account was compromised, any Tweet shared must be ignored.

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) December 11, 2021

Social media users called it a serious security threat and the work of the 'bitcoin mafia'. Many even feared that cryptocurrencies could be banned after this incident. According to the information, the first tweet was done at 2.11 pm, which was deleted within two minutes. But as soon as it was deleted, another tweet was done at 2.14 pm. However, the same thing was written in both of them. This repeated tweet was also deleted.

In what the hacker tweeted from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter handle, he wrote that India has officially approved bitcoin. The government has officially bought 500 BTC and is distributing it to all citizens. Hurry up India, the future is here.

After suddenly seeing such a post on the account, social media users understood that the account has been hacked. One user wrote that this is the work of bitcoin mafia. One wrote that now cryptocurrencies have no place in India. In September last year, the Twitter account of Prime Minister Modi's personal website was hacked.

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