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On social media Twitter, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has 73.4 million followers
Modi's account was hacked yesterday (12th). He used the account to post fake posts claiming that India would adopt Bitcoin as legal tender and would distribute 500 Bitcoins to local residents in India, trying to lure Twitter users to click on phishing links.

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Poonawalla's Twitter first tweeted to ask whether the Indian Prime Minister's Twitter account was really hacked, and then forwarded a screenshot from a netizen and said, "We have confirmed again that Modi's account has been hacked."

Poonawalla later forwarded a screenshot of Modi’s tweet taken by a netizen at the time, which showed that India has officially adopted Bitcoin as legal tender. The government has officially purchased 500 Bitcoins and is preparing to distribute them to all citizens. Act quickly (scam link), the future is already here.

Shortly after the hacker's brief intrusion, the unauthorized tweet was quickly deleted. Later, the official account of the Prime Minister's Office also confirmed that the Prime Minister's account had been hacked.

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi's account was briefly accessed by hackers. Twitter has been referred to the official level and the account has been immediately protected. Please ignore any tweets shared while the account was briefly compromised."

**This is not the first time Twitter has been hacked**

However, this is not the first time that Modi’s Twitter account has been hacked. In fact, this is not the first time that Modi’s personal Twitter account has been hacked and used for cryptocurrency-related scams.

According to the foreign media "Cointelegraph", as early as September 2020, he was subjected to the pseudonym John
Wick's hack. In a series of tweets, the hacker asked fans to donate generously to the Prime Minister's Covid-19 National Relief Fund via cryptocurrency, and provided crypto wallet addresses in Bitcoin and Ethereum for Twitter followers to donate. The post was later officially deleted. Fortunately, according to on-chain data, no funds were sent to the hacker’s designated address during this period.