Maha Kumbh- Videos of Women Pilgrims Bathing Up For Sale! UP Police Register Case

Cases Filed Against Two Social Media Accounts for Selling Private Videos of Women Pilgrims

February 20, 2025: Prayagraj: The Uttar Pradesh Police have launched a crackdown on social media accounts allegedly involved in posting and selling objectionable videos of women pilgrims bathing at the Maha Kumbh. Cases have been registered under the directives of UP DGP Prashant Kumar, and authorities have sought Meta’s assistance in tracking the culprits.

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Key Developments:

🚨 Cases Registered: Two social media accounts—one on Instagram and another on Telegram—were found sharing and selling inappropriate videos.
🚨 Police Action: Cases have been lodged at Kotwali Kumbh Mela police station, and legal proceedings are underway.
🚨 Meta’s Role: Authorities have formally sought Meta’s cooperation to identify the Instagram account operator responsible for the first case (Feb 17).
🚨 Telegram Channel Investigation: The second case (Feb 19) involves a Telegram channel selling such videos, with police working to track down those responsible.
🚨 Strict Action Promised: UP Police reaffirmed their zero-tolerance policy against individuals spreading offensive content related to the Maha Kumbh Mela.

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What’s Next?

🔍 Once Meta and Telegram provide account details, arrests will follow.
🔍 Authorities are expanding social media monitoring to prevent further misuse.
🔍 Public urged to report such content immediately.

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📌 Stay tuned for updates as police intensify their crackdown on digital violations at the Maha Kumbh.

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