Kerala governor Arif Mohammed Khan's Facebook account hacked, recovery efforts on

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Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan.

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Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala governor and former Union Minister Arif Mohammed Khan’s Facebook account was compromised, and efforts are undergoing to restore the social media page, informed Kerala Raj Bhawan on Saturday in a Twitter post. The Kerala governor’s office attached a screenshot of the Facebook page for the users’ perusal and informed them that unidentified hackers hacked the account.

Taking to Twitter, the Kerala Raj Bhawan said, “Honourable Governor Shri Arif Mohammed Khan said “My Facebook page appears to be hacked since today morning. The matter has been reported and efforts are on to restore the page.”

Hon’ble Governor Shri Arif Mohammed Khan said “My Facebook page appears to be hacked since today morning. The matte… t.co/9WWAl9aUW1

— ANI (@ANI) Oct 15, 2022

As per the social account, Khan has over 2.5 lakh followers on Facebook while he follows 5 official accounts.

The Kerala governor, who often makes headlines for his unfiltered remarks and strong opinion, last month levelled a serious accusation at Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan‘s private secretary KK Ragesh and an ex-MP and said they prevented the police from arresting those who heckled the Indian History Congress (IHC) in Kannur University in 2019.

Not just that, Khan also presented a video clip backing his charges and alleged that the chief minister rewarded his secretary for interfering in the investigation of the attack.

Screening video footage and circulating government communications to back his charges, the Kerala governor said that CM Vijayan had inducted Ragesh into his personal staff as a reward for restraining the police from arresting those who “conspired to harm” him at the (IHC) venue.

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