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The investigation agency has dismissed allegations of hacking of Instagram accounts of Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi’s children. Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) after preliminary investigation has said that Instagram accounts have not been hacked.
Priyanka Gandhi said on December 21 that the Instagram accounts of her daughters Miraya Vadra (18) and Rehan Vadra (20) were being hacked.
Priyanka did not complain, the government itself got the investigation done
NDTV quoted sources as saying that the Congress leader had not lodged any official complaint in this matter, but after his statement, the government had decided to get it probed. The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology had handed over this investigation to CERT-In. CERT-In has advanced technology for tracking hackers and preventing cyber attacks.
The question was raised on the government, said – is there no other work?
Priyanka had accused the government in response to a question asked on phone tapping. He had said, Instagram accounts of my children are also being hacked. Do these people have no other work?
Prior to Priyanka, Samajwadi Party chief and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav had also accused UP CM Yogi Adityanath of phone tapping. He had said that the government is listening to our call.
Rahul also accused after Pegasus spying
The spying of 300 people in India was revealed from Pegasus, the spy software of the Israeli company NSO. The list of those whose phones were monitored included ministers, opposition leaders, journalists, lawyers, judges, businessmen, officers, scientists and activists. After this Rahul Gandhi alleged that all his phones have been tapped. All the leaders of the opposition, including Rahul, had demanded an inquiry into the matter. During the monsoon session, there was a ruckus in Parliament on this matter several times.
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