Hindu Mahasabha Website Hacked After Leader Shot at Gandhi Effigy
The home page of the website displays the text “Hindu Mahasabha Murdabad.”
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The Hindu Mahasabha's official website abhm.org.in on Thursday, 31 January, was hacked by one "GH057_R007", who is allegedly a member of the 'Kerala Cyber Warriors'.
The home page of the website displays the text "Hindu Mahasabha Murdabad" and displays a photo of the right-wing group's general secretary Puja Shakun Pandey.
The website was hacked a day after Pandey ‘celebrated’ Mahatma Gandhi's death anniversary by recreating his assassination.
In Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh, Pandey shot at an effigy of Gandhi with an artificial gun, following which 'blood' oozed from it, reported Times Now.
In a video, Pandey is seen aiming at the effigy before pulling the trigger, when she is stopped by the person behind the camera, who can be heard saying, "Chalana nahi. Abhi toh photo session ho raha hai (Don't shoot yet. Right now, it is the photo session).
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