Yaduveer files police complaint over fake Twitter account
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Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, the titular head of the erstwhile royal household of Mysuru, has lodged a complaint with the cybercrime police in opposition to a fake Twitter account opened in his title.
The fake Twitter account, which had stumped social media customers on an earlier event additionally, on February 4 tweeted on the continued farmers’ agitation in opposition to the controversial new farm legal guidelines. But Mr. Yaduveer, who clarified that he doesn’t have a Twitter account, instructed reporters in Mysuru on Saturday that it was the identical account that had tweeted in his title a few months in the past. “Last time, it could not be tracked,” he mentioned, including that this time Twitter has been concerned to make sure the fake account is deleted. By Saturday night, the fake account had disappeared.
He mentioned fake accounts had been opened on totally different social media platforms in his title over the last two or three years.
The identical Twitter account had performed a ballot in August 2020 searching for public opinion on Mr. Yaduveer becoming a member of politics. Mr. Yaduveer had shortly taken to Instagram to make clear that the account was fake.
Meanwhile, fielding reporters’ queries on his stand on the farmers’ stir, he mentioned he didn’t discover it acceptable to elaborate on the problem publicly. However, he known as upon folks to assist India’s unity and expressed hope for an early resolution to the problem.
