BJP and Congress on Cyber War
It all is a minor political battle in cyber space. An angry Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has supposed that the Congress party “bought” a website mimicking the BJPs own that re-directed all visits to the All India Congress Committee (AICC) site. The BJP has served a legal notice, an official said Sunday.
“Yes, we have served a legal notice,” a BJP official said.
The BJP had been worried over lower strikes to its website on Sep 30, the day the Ayodhya verdict was out. Those who tried to go to the website were disappointed as it was re-directed to aicc.com, said a party official.
Celebration officials said a “cyber case legal notice” was sent to the AICC headquarters here Friday. The BJPs website is bjp.org.
The BJP claims that the AICC “bought” a website bjp.com from a foreigner to “mislead” the people visiting its website.
Based on the BJP, a lot more than 40 lakh hits were received on the bjp.com site on Sep 30, and users were automatically redirected to the AICC site.
The private website is owned by Bharat Janata Prakashan, allege BJP officials
Sonia Gandhi meets CWG medallists, Kalmadi kept out
New Delhi, Oct 16:
Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Saturday met Commonwealth Games 2010 medal winners here today.
Sports Minister M S Gill and Bhubaneswar Kalita, who was Chef de Mission of the Indian contingent was present on the occasion. However Commonwealth Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi was not invited.
On Friday, the Prime Minister had also invited Indian medal winners for an interaction but Kalmadi was not invited. Kalmadi has been under a cloud of controversy for the last few weeks.
The Congress has made it clear that irregularities in the conduct of the Games would not be glossed over and those found guilty would be brought to book.
India made a record haul of 101 medals, including 38 Gold, 27 silver and 36 bronze. India stood second in the medal tally behind Australia, which bagged 74 gold, 55 silver and 48 bronze medals.
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