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Nawaz Sharif as Shrek: Pak hackers deface nation's Foreign Min site
So, Pakistan has portrayed its Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the large, green, intimidating ogre.

A day after we discovered a hilarious video by a Pakistani user which shows Ajit Doval as a mastermind of evil who has but one mission in mind: unleashing nuclear holocaust in South Asia, Pakistan hackers has now defaced their own foreign ministry website, and showed PM Nawaz Sharif as Shrek.That's right, the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been photoshopped as the large, green, intimidating ogre from the movie series. We have to say they did an exceptional good job with the photoshop.[caption id="attachment_1799347" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Screen grab from Twitter[/caption]The profile description of the Prime Minister read as 'The corrupt PM of the country". This is followed by this message: "Go Nawaz go. Go Ganja go. Go KataSariya go. Go Tind go. Go Kadu go!" The website seems to be fixed now.The hackers also had a message for Sharif regarding India:"We Pakistanis hate Indian PM, while you seem to be good friends.We Pakistanis will never let our government step back from Kashmir.We Pakistanis will not let Ajit Kumar Doval and Modi to destroy our Muslim brothers and sisters in India."The picture was tweeted out by Omar Ali,Later, Sadanand Dhume retweeted the photo and said it could be the effect of Imran Khan's revolution.Imran Khan and Tahir-ul Qadri, the two leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) have been protesting against the Prime Minister and has been demanding his resignation after his party was accused of rigging during the election to Parliament in 2013.While it's not clear who is responsible for the attack, we have to say this beats the Ajit Doval video hands-down.
Screen grab from Twitter[/caption]The profile description of the Prime Minister read as 'The corrupt PM of the country". This is followed by this message: "Go Nawaz go. Go Ganja go. Go KataSariya go. Go Tind go. Go Kadu go!" The website seems to be fixed now.The hackers also had a message for Sharif regarding India:"We Pakistanis hate Indian PM, while you seem to be good friends.We Pakistanis will never let our government step back from Kashmir.We Pakistanis will not let Ajit Kumar Doval and Modi to destroy our Muslim brothers and sisters in India."The picture was tweeted out by Omar Ali,Later, Sadanand Dhume retweeted the photo and said it could be the effect of Imran Khan's revolution.Imran Khan and Tahir-ul Qadri, the two leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) have been protesting against the Prime Minister and has been demanding his resignation after his party was accused of rigging during the election to Parliament in 2013.While it's not clear who is responsible for the attack, we have to say this beats the Ajit Doval video hands-down.First Published:Nov 12, 2014, 15:35:35 IST
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