Monir Khan was saved from the hands of a vicious gang!

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The country's popular singer Monir Khan had said that his verified Facebook page was hacked on September 27 last year. He also took legal action to recover the page. After a long five months, the singer known as 'Anjana' breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, Monir Khan got his Facebook page back. The verified page was handed over to Monir Khan on March 2.

After that, the singer posted a status on Facebook. He wrote, 'Alhamdulillah, the Facebook page is finally free from the clutches of hackers. I was finally saved from the evil circle. The hacked verified page has been restored. This was possible because of the prayers and love of fans and well-wishers spread around the world. Many thanks to those who helped recover the page.'

The singer also wrote, "From now on, my viewers and listeners will once again receive regular updates on new songs. I will be able to communicate with them regularly."

Monir Khan's Facebook page has more than 2 million followers. He also has two YouTube channels, 'Monir Khan' and 'MK Music 24'. The National Film Award-winning artist regularly releases new songs on both channels.

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