Website of Indian Embassy in Tunisia hacked, terror group warns of attack on Mumbai Airport

Mumbai: After two attacks in Pakistan within 36 hours, the website of Indian Embassy in Tunisia was hacked, according to a report on the News Minute. According to the report, the hackers posted that there would be a similar attack carried out in Mumbai airport. It repeated the allegation of India’s involvement in supporting Pakistan.

Pakistan witnessed one of the most audacious terror attack in its history when Threek-E-Taliban Pakistan launched a twin assault on Karachi airport. Just a day later after the siege ended the website of the Indian embassy in Tunisia has been hacked.

The News Minute reports , hackers posted a message that vengeance would be taken for the Karachi airport attack. It repeats the unsubstantiated allegation of Indian involvement in Karachi attack and says similar attack would be carried out in Mumbai airport.

Earlier, Pakistani authorities on Tuesday recovered the burnt remains of seven Karachi airport workers who hid in a cold-storage facility during a Taliban attack, as one tearful relative recounted his nephew's final phone call.

The assault extinguished a nascent peace process and raised questions about how the Taliban were able to penetrate the airport serving Pakistan's economic hub.

It was followed by a second attack on a security post outside the airport on Tuesday by at least two gunmen, but the men quickly escaped and there were no casualties.

Eleven airport security guards have been confirmed dead in the raid, along with a paramilitary ranger and a policeman, 14 civilian workers and 10 militants.

It was the biggest Taliban attack since a car bomb killed at least 42 people in the busy Kissa Khwani market of Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar in September.