BJP MLA Bhupesh Chaubey’s WhatsApp Hacked in Sonbhadra, FIR Filed Over Money Requests

In Sonbhadra, BJP MLA Bhupesh Chaubey’s WhatsApp number was hacked, and messages requesting money were sent to his acquaintances. The local police have registered an FIR against this cyber fraud and initiated a detailed investigation. The MLA has appealed to the public to remain vigilant and not respond to any unknown links or money requests.

Background of the Incident

Bhupesh Chaubey, the BJP MLA from the Robertsganj assembly seat, stated that his WhatsApp number (8887151201) was hacked. The hacker sent messages from this number to several mobile numbers, asking for financial assistance or money. Chaubey wrote on Facebook that this was not his number and urged people not to trust it.

Police Action

Sonbhadra Police Superintendent (SP) Abhishek Verma said that the MLA filed a complaint at the cyber police station. Preliminary investigations indicate that the criminals likely accessed the account through remote login using OTP (One-Time Password). An FIR has been registered at the Sonbhadra cyber police station, and the case is under investigation.

Agencies Involved in the Investigation

• Sonbhadra Cyber Cell
• Local Police Team

Both agencies are working together to identify the criminals and recover the WhatsApp account.

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MLA’s Appeal

Bhupesh Chaubey requested the public not to trust any messages, financial help requests, or suspicious links received from his number. He also stated that until his account is fully secured, people can contact him on the alternative number 9415647642.

Key Points

• BJP MLA Bhupesh Chaubey’s WhatsApp number was hacked.
• Hackers sent messages requesting money to acquaintances.
• Sonbhadra police registered an FIR and started investigation.
• Preliminary probe suggests remote login via OTP.
• MLA urged public to stay alert and avoid clicking unknown links.
• Alternative contact number 9415647642 provided during account insecurity.

This incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity, especially regarding the protection of public figures’ accounts. Police have also urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious messages immediately.