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Techie held for creating fake online profile of sis-in-law
A 35-year-old software professional was arrested on Monday for allegedly creating a fake online profile of his sister-in-law in order to settle scores with his wife with whom he is having a dispute, the police said.
Karimnagar: A 35-year-old software professional was arrested on Monday for allegedly creating a fake online profile of his sister-in-law in order to settle scores with his wife with whom he is having a dispute, the police said.
The accused, identified as Azahar Mohinoddin Tameem, is working as Database Administrator with a reputed software firm in Hyderabad, Karimnagar Police Commissioner V B Kamalasan Reddy told reporters.
"Tameem married in 2013 and his wife complained to the Karimnagar police of physical and mental torture and demanding extra dowry on June 20, 2017.
Following this, to humiliate her family members, he created a fake account in name of his sister-in-law, an engineering student, and connected it to a porn site.
Tameem allegedly posted some pornographic content and also gave mobile number of his wife's sister," the commissioner said.
Acting on a complaint, a special team arrested Tamim from Mukarampura locality and seized a laptop and a mobile. He has been booked under various sections of the IPC and IT Act.
