Hackers no threat to PM Singh for he has no mobile or email account

According to a Guardian newspaper report published on Friday, US spies eavesdropped on telephonic conversations of 35 leaders across the world after the White House, Pentagon and State Department officials handed over the numbers.
The Germans have strongly objected to the alleged hacking of Merkel's phone
The new revelations, which were based on a classified document given by Edward Snowden, who leaked intelligence, come amid objections of German authorities against alleged hacking of the phone of the country's Chancellor, Angela Merkel.
But the Indian prime minister is not under threat for he doesn't have a mobile nor any personal email account, his office said, adding that only his office uses email.
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