CU Sees Massive Protests Over MMS Leak| Sexting Gone Wrong?| Beyond The Headlines
September 19, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Beyond The Headlines with Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will be discussing on Saturday, there were large-scale protests on campus in response to claims that 'objectionable' videos of a number of female hostel residents had been posted online. The students said that there were leaked videos of approximately 60 girls taking baths in the dorm. However, the accused girl claimed in a statement that only one video had been recorded and shared. According to them, the girl produced the film of herself and sent it to her boyfriend in Himachal Pradesh. Classes at Chandigarh University have been canceled by the administration for six days, through September 24.
"There are enough laws. But what matters is how these laws are implemented." says N S Nappinai
We are also joined by Pawan Duggal, Cyber Security Expert, Meeran Bowanker, Ex Police Commissioner Pune
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