An official of the Afghan embassy on Monday prompt that its Twitter deal with was hacked after a number of tweets criticising embattled Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for fleeing the nation had been posted from it.
Abdulhaq Azad, the press secretary of the Afghan embassy in India, tweeted that he has misplaced management of the mission’s official Twitter deal with, together with a screenshot of one of many messages slamming Ghani for leaving Afghanistan.
“I have lost access to Twitter handle of @AfghanistanInIN, a friend sent screen shot of this tweet, (this tweet is hidden from me.) I have tried to log in but can’t access. Seems it is hacked,” Azad tweeted from his personal Twitter deal with.
The tweets criticising Ghani had been deleted later.
Ghani and his shut aides left Afghanistan on late Sunday afternoon after the Taliban was getting ready to seizing management of Kabul after taking on virtually all main cities and provincial capitals.
Tweets from Afghan embassy in India on Ashraf Ghani. Now deleted. pic.twitter.com/RQ2mnqSlJN
— Ashar Jawad (@AsharJawad) August 16, 2021
The Taliban fighters later entered the Afghan Presidential Palace in Kabul and nearly took management of the Afghan capital.
There had been sturdy reactions from a number of Afghan leaders after Ghani left the nation.Abdullah Abdullah, the chairman of Afghanistan’s High Council for National Reconciliation, criticised Ghani for leaving the nation and stated, “God will hold him accountable and the nation will also judge.”
In the previous few days, Taliban fighters have swept by way of most components of the nation, seizing management of round 25 of 34 provincial capitals together with cities akin to Kandahar, Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif and Jalalabad.