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Sharmila case: Five persons identified
Hyderabad Central Crime Station CCS Cyber Crime Police are all set to arrest five persons soon for posting vulgar content on web channels and social media on YSRCP chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddys sister Y S Sharmila
Hyderabad: Hyderabad Central Crime Station (CCS) Cyber Crime Police are all set to arrest five persons soon for posting vulgar content on web channels and social media on YSRCP chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy’s sister Y S Sharmila.
According to Cyber Crime Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police K C S Raghuvir, the Cyber Crime Police had collected IP addresses of the web channels from YouTube and Facebook companies. Based on the details collected from the two companies, notices were disused to five persons under Section 41 CrPC. They were asked to reply to the notice within 10 days.
The police registered a case based on a complaint lodged by Sharmila on January 14. City Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar entrusted the case to the Cyber Crime Police and directed them to investigate into the case. Sharmila, in her complaint, alleged that derogatory content was posted on her on websites.
She alleged that supporters of Jana Sena and Telugu Desam Party engaged in character assassination, linking her to film actor Prabhas. Earlier, the police based on the evidence asked the persons, who allegedly posted the content on web channels to appear before the police.
But the managements of the web channels, however, deputed their representatives to appear before the police. The police took the failure on the part of the managements to appear before the police seriously. The police once again directed the managements of eight web channels to appear before the police.
