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Sharing Login Password Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra expelled from Lok Sabha

The Lok Sabha on Friday expelled Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra Let’s look at the key takeaways from the 495-page report.  The Lok Sabha on Friday expelled Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra over cash-for-query allegations after a motion based on an ethics committee report. Moitra has been accused of misusing her credentials, accepting gifts, and of favours for businessman Darshan Hiranandani, a competitor of industrialist Gautam Adani.

Highlighted points in MP Mahua Moitra Investigation.

1. Big Gift,  Big Risk.

The phrase “big gift, big risk” suggests that when you give or receive something significant or valuable, there is a corresponding level of potential reward and potential risk.

• Don’t Underestimate the Investigation Agency.

Don’t Assume Ineffectiveness: Investigation agencies, whether law enforcement or private entities, are often staffed by professionals with specialized skills in gathering information, analyzing data, and solving complex cases. Underestimating their competence could lead to overlooking their ability to uncover crucial details.

• Myth A friend in need is a friend indeed. 

In his affidavit, Hiranandani said he met Moitra at Bengal Global Business Summit in 2017 when she was an MLA. Over the years, she became a “close personal friend” whom he had expected to use for getting business in states ruled by opposition parties, Hiranandani said.  

As Investigation started the Hiranandani become the informer of Govt. and reported all the details of friendship include there personal thinks which he suppose not to share. 

Sharing login credentials, such as your username and password, is highly risky and generally not recommended for several reasons:

1. Security Risks: Sharing passwords increases the likelihood of unauthorized access to your accounts. If someone gains access to your login credentials, they can potentially misuse your account, access sensitive information, or perform actions on your behalf.
2. Account Compromise: Once your credentials are shared, you no longer have control over who has access to your account. If the person with whom you shared the information has malicious intentions, they can compromise your account and cause harm.
3. Violates Terms of Service: Many online services explicitly prohibit sharing login credentials in their terms of service. Violating these terms could lead to the suspension or termination of your account.
4. Lack of Accountability: If multiple people have access to an account, it becomes challenging to trace actions back to a specific user. This can lead to confusion in case of unauthorized activities or changes to the account.
5. Privacy Concerns: Sharing login information can compromise your privacy, as it may involve revealing personal details associated with the account. This information can be misused or lead to identity theft.

To enhance security, it’s recommended to keep your login credentials confidential, use strong and unique passwords for each account, enable two-factor authentication when available, and regularly update passwords. If you need to grant access to someone else, many platforms provide specific mechanisms for doing so without sharing your login details, such as user permissions or shared access features.