Chandigarh University Leaked MMS scandal

The Punjab government has taken strict action in the case of an objectionable video of girl students of Chandigarh University located in Mohali, Punjab going viral. While the accused have been arrested, on the other hand a special investigation team of women officers has been formed which will investigate the matter.

In the private university in Mohali, on Friday-Saturday night, students started agitation when it came to light that objectionable videos of some girls have gone viral. The ground slipped from under the feet of the students when they came to know that there is no one else to do this, there is a student in their midst. However, district SSP Vivek Sheel Soni has claimed that so far only one video has surfaced which is of the accused. It is being claimed that the accused girl made a video of 5-6 girls while taking a bath.In the hostel of the university,

 A woman student was suspect of constructing videos of 5-6 women whereas taking a shower within the rest room.

-The student sent this video to the boy she known.

After this issue was raised on 17-18 Sept, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann ordered associate degree inquiry into the matter on Sunday eighteen Sept.

After preliminary investigation, the police inactive the suspect student.

So far 3 arrests in the case

After preliminary investigation, the police in remission the defendant student.

Apart from this, a 23-year-old youth has been in remission from Himachal Pradesh, who is being told as the boyfriend of the said student.The youth has been in remission and handed over to the Punjab Police.Himachal Pradesh Police has additionally in remission another 31-year-old man during this case.

The administration denied the reports of suicide of girl students

University officials also dismissed as "false and baseless" reports that claimed that videos of several girl students in the university hostel were made and shared on social media and that many students have complained after the episode. attempted suicide

-Students again demonstrated on the evening of September 18

Some of the protesting students accused the university authorities of "suppressing" the incident.

-Most of the protesters wore black and raised slogans like "We want justice" in the presence of police.

What did the police say about the matter

Mohali SSP Vivek Sheel Soni told that after 'rumours' of leaking videos of many girl students, there was a protest in the university after midnight.

 

He said that the mobile phone of the arrested student has been confiscated for forensic examination.

 

Police officials said that a case has been registered under Section-354C of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Information Technology Act and investigation is on.

Strict action will be taken against those found guilty.

What was found in the investigation so far, the statement of the SSP

Mohali SSP Viveksheel Soni told- The girl is being taken into custody and interrogated. His mobile phone has been taken. The video that the girl sent to her boyfriend is her own. Other girls don't have videos. While she was sending her video, other girls of the hostel noticed her. The accused girl and her boyfriend are in a relationship with each other for a long time.

 

The SSP said that the female warden had mistakenly said that the respect of other girls had to be taken care of. The accused girl did not even make a video of any other girl.

What did CM Mann say about the incident?

 

Chief Minister Mann tweeted, "Sad to hear about the unfortunate incident of Chandigarh University...Our daughters are our honor...A high level inquiry has been ordered in the matter...Whoever is found guilty will be punished." Strict action will be taken against

 

CM said, "I am in touch with the administration." Along with this, Mann appealed to the people not to pay heed to the rumours.

 

There were also sharp reactions from political parties regarding this incident and central and state women's rights bodies also intervened.

What did Delhi CM and Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal say on the incident?

Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal said those involved in the case would get "the harshest punishment".

 

-Kejriwal tweeted, "Victim daughters have courage. We are all with you. All act with restraint."

National Commission for Women wrote a letter to the police

National Commission for Women Chairperson Rekha Sharma has written a letter to the Director General of Punjab Police asking her to immediately register an FIR in the matter and deal strictly with the matter without any negligence.

 

The commission said that the victim girls of the case should be given proper counseling and their safety should be ensured.