Bengaluru: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) clarified on Monday that its Chairman K Sivan does not have any personal account on social media.
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It is noticed that accounts in the name of Kailasavadivoo Sivan is operational on many Social media. This is to clarify that Dr. K Sivan, Chairman, ISRO does not have any personal accounts.
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For official accounts of ISRO, please see https://t.co/DKhLvUwK1P
">It is noticed that accounts in the name of Kailasavadivoo Sivan is operational on many Social media. This is to clarify that Dr. K Sivan, Chairman, ISRO does not have any personal accounts.
— ISRO (@isro) September 9, 2019
For official accounts of ISRO, please see https://t.co/DKhLvUwK1PIt is noticed that accounts in the name of Kailasavadivoo Sivan is operational on many Social media. This is to clarify that Dr. K Sivan, Chairman, ISRO does not have any personal accounts.
— ISRO (@isro) September 9, 2019
For official accounts of ISRO, please see https://t.co/DKhLvUwK1P
ISRO said in a tweet: "It is noticed that accounts in the name of Kailasavadivoo Sivan are operational on many sSocial media. This is to clarify that Dr. K Sivan, Chairman, ISRO, does not have any personal accounts."
![A fake Twitter account in Sivan's name](https://etvbharatimages.akamaized.net/etvbharat/prod-images/4385757_sivannn.jpg)
The space agency said that it would lodge a complaint against all fake accounts created in Sivan's name.
Meanwhile, ISRO officials said that any update on Chandrayaan-2 mission, including the status of the moon lander Vikram that crash-landed on the lunar surface on Saturday, will be announced on the organization's website.
![Another fake account](https://etvbharatimages.akamaized.net/etvbharat/prod-images/4385757_shivan.jpg)
Several fake accounts in the name of the ISRO chairman had come up on different social media platforms minutes after Chandrayaan-2 Vikram Lander's lost contact with ISRO scientists just 2.1 above the moon's surface on Saturday.
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