Lucknow: While the police and Lucknow University authorities have not set the person’s real identity, which identifies himself as ‘criminal’ and post pornogaphic material in the WhatsApp group made by the ancient Indian Historical and Archaeological Students (AIHA), the culprit returned with all his heart Thursday.
He not only posted eight pornographic images and messages in the same group but also made other whatsapp groups from teachers and students and uploaded unpleasant content on it.
In the message, he targeted Abhinav Kumar Srivastava, a BA (semester 6) student who previously reported this issue to the authorities on Twitter and asked the authorities to take action against the perpetrators.
He also mentioned the names of several girls and faculty members in the message.
After the first incident, students have left the group to register their protest against the delay in action by Lu’s authority and submitted a complaint in the University of Twitter and police official officials.
Head of the Department, Prof.
Piyush Bhargava, filed a complaint with the Proctor office after that a registered case.
“The culprit targets me because I have submitted a complaint with the authorities.
Surprisingly that he has so much courage to repeat evil even when a pine has had fun against him,” Abhinav said.
“I have left the group on the day of the incident.
At least 70 students are still in groups.
Some of my friends told me about the incident and share screenshots.
Obscore content uploaded at 1:13 a.m.,” he added.
“Sempara submission is not enough.
The Proctor office does not investigate this problem or record the statement of students or teachers.
After the incident, there is no security guideline for the use of the online platform to teach released by the authorities,” Shivangi Singh said, a BA student.
Other students, Ayush, said, “We do not have a student’s body to listen to our complaints.
The Board of Berging Lu made for his aim is to die and the teacher and authorities do not take this problem seriously.
If this continues, we will be forced to protest on campus .
“Sho, Hasangj, Yashkant Singh said Cyber cells tracked the number.
“If you submit a complaint about the second incident, another FIR will be submitted to the same problem,” he added.
Proctor Head Dinesh Kumar said, “Proctor’s office tries to track the amount.
We have scan all the exam forms and acceptance forms but the amount used in crime is not in our record.” “I personally talked to a dozen students who were active in the group to lead.
Head Department, Piyush Bhargava, is also asked to share details and data every minute about students, “he said.
“Because this is a second incident like that, we have notified police officers who investigate and have sent a written complaint to him.
The biggest challenge we face is to track the number because we do not have the necessary software and cyber experts,” Kumar added.
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