Kerala Officer's WhatsApp Controversy: Hacker's Trail
An IAS officer in Kerala filed a complaint with the police, alleging his WhatsApp number was hacked to create a religious group. The controversial group added officers from diverse communities. The officer immediately dismantled the group and reported it to the Thiruvananthapuram City Police Commissioner.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Thiruvananthapuram | Updated: 03-11-2024 22:38 IST | Created: 03-11-2024 22:38 IST
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An IAS officer in Kerala has alleged that his personal WhatsApp number was hacked and used to form a religious group without his consent.
Upon discovering the breach, the officer reported the matter to the Thiruvananthapuram City Police Commissioner, seeking a thorough investigation.
The group, reportedly named as a Hindu community group, included members from various communities, prompting the officer to swiftly dismantle it and clarify his non-involvement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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