After Bilawal Bhutto's Kashmir demand, Pakistan People's Party website hacked by “Black Dragon”

Islamabad, Oct 8: In a major embarrassment, Pakistan People's Party (PPP) was hacked by the Indian Hackers on Wednesday.

The chairman of PPP Bilawal Bhutto, who was cornered on the microblogging site Twitter, following his statement on Kashmir, was left red-faced when his official website was hacked.

The Indian Hacker group behind the defacement has identified itself as "Black Dragon".

After hacking, the site's homepage displayed the Indian flag on top with black background and the bottom of the Tricolour, following captions are given:

Hacked BY Bl@Ck Dr@GoN

--==[[ Indian Hackers Online Squad ]]==--

--==[[ LOVE TO ALL INDIAN HACKERS OUT THERE ]]==--

Hello Mr. Bilawal Bhutto !!!

To Citizens of Pakistan, Pakistan's Army, Pakistan Peoples Party and Specially Mr Bilawal Bhutto . Without any Violence Let Me tell you that Pakistan will never Get Kashmir. This is the Truth. You Have to Accept it :)

As part of Internet meme, the hackers have made a spoof in which three images have been uploaded, one featuring Comedian Kapil Sharma and also PM Narendra Modi.

The hackers have also played with the geographical aspects by dispalying Pakistan as part of India, with saffron colour over it, along with a warning message in Hindi, "Agli Baar Kashmir ki taraf Aakh Utha kae bhi dekhi na to Indian Map kuch Aesa Ho jye ga" (If you look at Kashmir next time, then Indian map will become like this).

"And these are not our mere words, but a prediction", it said.

The hackers ire end with an audio message.

On Tuesday, Bhutto, son of former Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari, had courted controversy by tweeting, "Another attack on LOC. seems India adopting Israle model vs Pakistan. Modi must realize we can retaliate unlike his victims from Gujarat."

Then, he was thrashed on Twitter with trends like #YoBilawalSoDumb and thus, became a 'butt of jokes' for writing wrong spelling of Israel.

Last month too, Junior Bhutto had raked a controversy by saying, "Pakistan People's Party (PPP) would get back entire Kashmir from India." [Read more]

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