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Paratwada obscene videos case: Second accused booked for stalking minor victim

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Amravati, Apr 20 (PTI) Police investigating the sexual exploitation and circulation of obscene videos case in Amravati district of Maharashtra have booked a second accused, who has been arrested, after the family of a 16-year-old victim alleged that he recently contacted her, an official said on Monday.

The police launched a probe after obscene video clips and photographs of minor girls surfaced on social media sites, leading to the arrest of the main accused, Ayan Ahmed Tanveer Ahmed (19) from Paratwada in Amravati district, and seven others so far.

The second accused, identified as Uzair Khan Iqbal Khan (20), had been in contact with a 16-year-old girl from Paratwada. Despite the warning, he continued to communicate with the victim via mobile phone, a police officer said.

Based on a complaint lodged by the victim’s mother on April 19 at Paratwada police station, a case has been registered under section 78 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for stalking and section 12 of the POCSO Act against Khan, he said.

Earlier, the seizure of the mobile phone of the main accused revealed eight videos and 39 photos of the victims. Further investigation discovered that these videos were circulated on social media.

A Special Investigation Team (SIT), comprising 10 police officers and 36 personnel, is investigating the case.

During the investigation, a 15-year-old victim came forward to testify against the accused, and her statement was recorded by the police. This statement has been linked to the main case investigation, police had said.

Police said five mobile phones seized from the accused have been sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory for technical analysis.

Additionally, six mobile phones, two laptops, pen drives, and hard disks have also been seized and are being examined. PTI CLS NSK

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