MAN ARRESTED FOR VIRAL SHARING OF OBSCENE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

MAN ARRESTED FOR VIRAL SHARING OF OBSCENE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

23-JAN-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-------------------------In a sensational case of social media misuse, Buxar Cyber ​​Police have taken strict action and arrested a young man. The case is directly related to the dignity and privacy of women, where a young woman's private photos and videos were being made viral, subjecting her to mental harassment. The police's swift and technical action has made it clear that there is no safe haven left for cybercriminals.

Not only that, he also sent these to the mobile numbers of the young woman's family members, causing the entire family to face social humiliation and mental stress. The victim's father had filed a First Information Report (FIR) at the cyber police station regarding this serious matter.

Upon receiving the complaint, a special team was formed under the leadership of Cyber ​​DSP and Station House Officer Avinash Kashyap. Based on technical evidence, digital tracking, and inputs, the police raided Nawadera village and apprehended the accused. The mobile phone used to disseminate the objectionable material was also recovered from his possession.

In a sensational case of social media misuse, Buxar Cyber ​​Police have taken strict action and arrested a young man. The case is directly related to the dignity and privacy of women, where a young woman's private photos and videos were being made viral, subjecting her to mental harassment. The police's swift and technical action has made it clear that there is no safe haven left for cybercriminals. The young man arrested from Nawadera village in the Naya Bhojpur police station area is accused of circulating the private photos and videos of a young woman from a village in the police station area on social media.

According to the police, the accused has confessed to his crime during questioning. After completing the necessary legal procedures, he has been sent to judicial custody. Cyber ​​DSP Avinash Kashyap stated unequivocally that damaging someone's reputation on social media, blackmailing, or violating the dignity of women are serious crimes, and the police will adopt a zero-tolerance policy in such cases. This action has not only brought justice to the victim but has also sent a strong message to society that those who commit cybercrimes cannot remain anonymous.