Rishabh Pant’s ‘X’ Account Hacked? Keeper Announces Prize Money if Neeraj Wins Gold, Sparks a Frenzy

As the Paris Olympics goes by, the prime attention of the Indian fans will be leaning over Neeraj Chopra. The Premier Track and Field athlete from India is one of the country's biggest hopes at the moment as he secures a spot in the final of the Men's Javelin Event. All hopes are now inclining towards the Final, where Neeraj will face off against some of the world's premier stars, including Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem. The stage is set to be an electric one, as Chopra will aim to defend his title and bring the glory back home again. Amid the buzz, one of Rishabh Pant's tweets for the Javelin ace has sparked a frenzy lately.

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Rishabh Pant’s ‘X’ Post Regarding Neeraj Chopra’s Gold Defense Sparks a Frenzy! Was His ID Hacked?

After Neeraj Chopra qualified for the Men's Javelin Final at the 2024 Paris Olympics, one of Rishabh Pant's tweets sparked massive speculation, as many have been wondering whether the India wicketkeeper-batter's 'X' account was hacked. Pant's account showed a tweet where he announced a ₹100089 prize money for a lucky winner if Neeraj Chopra bags the gold medal in the Men's Javelin Final at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Rishabh might have been following the popular 'Prize Money' trend over social media, but many believe that his account has been hacked.

"If Neeraj Chopra win a gold medal tomorrow. I will pay 100089 Rupees to lucky winner who likes the tweet and comment most . And for the rest top 10 people trying to get the atttention will get flight tickets . Let’s get support from India and outside the world for my brother," the tweet on Rishabh Pant's X account said.

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It looks like the tweet could be sent by Rishabh Pant himself. Interestingly, had edited the tweet instead of deleting it right after posting on the social media platform. 

Pant has been vocal towards the support of the athletes participating in the Olympics and also sent his best wishes before the multi-sport event began.

India's javelin ace Neeraj Chopra has a chance to make history in Paris as he has qualified for the Final of the Men's Javelin event with his first attempt clocking at 89.34m, barely away from the 90m mark.