The official website of Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha (ABHM) was hacked, purportedly past times a fellow member of the ‘Team Kerala Cyber Warriors’ on Friday, 24 August. The homepage of the website, which is decorated inward saffron along amongst photos of political leaders in addition to updates on the organization, was replaced amongst a dark page amongst images of a sliced medium-done beef steak in addition to a detailed recipe for preparing a traditional Kerala Spicy Nadan Beef Curry”.
“Hacked past times Ghos7_Roo7,” the website read. For virtually 3 hours on Friday, the website displayed the logo of the hackers, a video of the amount existence cutting in addition to an elaborate recipe. Under the recipe, a message was uploaded past times the hackers for the President of the Hindu Mahasabha.
“...We honour people for their grapheme in addition to non for their nutrient habits.”
The activeness came presently afterwards Swami Chakrapani, the principal of the Hindutva outfit, was seen inward a video proverb “beef-eaters should non live on saved” from flood-affected Kerala. He said, Kerala floods, which had displaced nearly 5.61 lakh people who are right away living inward camps in addition to killed over 200 people, was the supernatural outcome of people inward Kerala “disrespecting” cows in addition to consuming beef.
The self-acclaimed godman had said that innocent people had died during the floods because people inward the acre killed cows in addition to “exhibited it inward shops.” He had gone on to tell that those who swallow beef or are involved inward the killing of cows should non live on given relief past times the regime or other Hindus.
The messages in addition to the videos were deleted from the website in addition to 3 hours afterwards it was hacked, the website was downwardly in addition to displayed an Error 404 message.
Kerala is slow limping dorsum to normalcy, afterwards witnessing its worst floods inward a century. Over 230 people lost their lives, in addition to lakhs of people had to live on moved to shelters across the state.
