Mumbai: Renowned playback singer Shreya Ghoshal has alerted her fans that her X (formerly Twitter) account has been hacked since February 13 and remains inaccessible despite her repeated attempts to recover it.
Taking to Instagram on Saturday, Ghoshal informed her followers that she has been unable to regain control of her account and warned them against engaging with any posts from it.
Sharing a message alongside a photo, she wrote, “Hello fans and friends. My Twitter/X account has been hacked since February 13. I have tried everything in my capacity to reach out to the X team, but apart from a few auto-generated responses, there has been no support. I can’t even delete my account as I’m unable to log in. Please don’t click on any links or believe any messages from that account. They are all spam and phishing links. I will personally update through a video if my account is recovered and safe.”
Meanwhile, the singer recently made headlines for supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 'Anti-Obesity' initiative. In a video message, Ghoshal praised the campaign, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing health.
"Our Honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi Ji, has launched a fantastic campaign called Anti-Obesity. As our country grows globally, it is crucial to focus on health. Let’s pledge to eat right, reduce oil and sugar consumption, eat nutritious and seasonal food, and provide young children with healthier meals. This is the greatest wealth we can have. Small changes at home can create a big impact on our country," she said.
She captioned her post, “Truly honored to be a part of the #AntiObesity #FightObesity campaign promoting wellness and a balanced lifestyle, led by our honorable Prime Minister, Shri @narendramodi ji… Let’s step up and work towards a fitter India, as it’s the real wealth we can leave for future generations.”
On February 24, Prime Minister Narendra Modi nominated several celebrities, including actors Mohanlal, R. Madhavan, Nirahua, and singer Shreya Ghoshal, to join him in the fight against obesity.
With IANS inputs