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WhatsApp account of BJP's Nagpur chief hacked, fraudsters demand money from contacts

Dayashankar Tiwari came to know about the hack on Tuesday when one of his acquaintances grew suspicious of the message and called him to verify it. He immediately approached the cyber police station and registered a complaint

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The police said the hacked account has since been restored. Representational pic

The police said the hacked account has since been restored. Representational pic

BJP leader Dayashankar Tiwari, Nagpur city president, lodged a police complaint after his WhatsApp account was allegedly hacked, with fraudsters sending messages to his contacts demanding money, PTI reported.

Tiwari came to know about the hack on Tuesday when one of his acquaintances grew suspicious of the message and called him to verify it. He immediately approached the cyber police station and registered a complaint.

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