All India Football Federation (AIFF) president Kalyan Choubey has raised eyebrows over the suspension of the Indian soccer governing physique’s YouTube account, claiming that it was hacked through the latest streaming of the Santosh Trophy and subsequently suspended. was given. Choubey claims it may very well be a ‘conspiracy’.
“There is a conspiracy and devious plan to tarnish the status of quick rising Indian soccer with top quality streaming. @IndianFootball had a big viewership @youtube throughout #Hero SantoshTrophy It was hacked earlier and now the account has been suspended. Who is behind this? he tweeted on Wednesday.
Conspiracy and devious plan to tarnish the status of quick rising Indian soccer with top quality streaming.
@IndianFootball had a big viewership @youtube throughout #Hero SantoshTrophy It was hacked earlier and now the account has been suspended.
Who is behind this? pic.twitter.com/4qV8y7Die0— Kalyan Chaubey (@kalyanchaubey) February 22, 2023
The 76th Santosh Trophy is being streamed reside on YouTube and Fancode App.
Earlier on Wednesday, followers on social media inquired concerning the standing of the Indian soccer YouTube channel, whether or not it had been compromised and brought down.
Choubey was appointed AIFF chief final summer season, succeeding former India captain Bhaichung Bhutia after FIFA banned the Indian soccer governing physique for third-party interference.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
