Citizenship Act Protests: Jamia Millia Islamia Website Hacked, Message Posted In Support Of Students

A pop up appearing on accessing the website jmi.ac.in claimed that the website has been hacked by Dark Knight hackers.

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Citizenship Act Protests: Jamia Millia Islamia Website Hacked, Message Posted In Support Of Students

The message posted on the website said that it was hacked in support of the students of the university( Photo Credit : Website Screenshot)

The official website of the Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) was hacked on Thursday. A pop up appearing on accessing the website jmi.ac.in claimed that the website has been hacked by Dark Knight hackers. The message posted on the website said that it was hacked in support of the students of the university who have been protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act.

The pop up read: "Hacked by Dark Knight to support jamia students.. Jai Hind!"

The news section on the homepage of the hacked website also had message in support of the students.

It said, "Brave students of Jamia keep fighting against the oppression. Don't let the movement die. Every time they hit you Rise up stronger! Rise up stronger! Rise up stronger! Rise up stronger!" It also had messages against PM Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

"Modi-Shah thinks we are dumb like their followers but we the students read. We know how the first people would be declared foreigners by NRC and then everyone will be absorbed back through CAA except our Muslims (sic)," the message read.

It said, "Every attack on us students is a blow to your grand empire of hatred. Students it's time to organize and unite! Rise our cause on the international stage and fight like Hong Kong students because it's time to save our democracy!"

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