New Delhi: 19-year-old engineering students were arrested on Thursday for allegedly stalking underage children and school teachers in North Delhi told the police that his misadventure began with he wanted to return to a school girl who stopped talking him.
Mahavir, Btech students who were accused of IIT-Kharagpur, friends with little girls on social media, but the 17-year-old then told him that he wanted to focus on his studies and did not want to waste time in conversation with him.
Mahavir started his grudge by changing his identity and making friends with the girl’s friends.
He then began morphing their photos into nude photos.
“Interrogation initially painted it as a voyeur,” said a police officer.
“In 2-3 years of doing this, he has not received monetary benefits.
He only tries to barring into groups, interact with women and women and change their photos to make them look explicit to squeeze other girls and Make them give him a telephone number more girls.
“The girl told the police that the defendant had been friends with a social media platform with a different name.
The officer said, “Later, with his exam approaching, he stopped talking to Mahavir.
Some time later, he learned that the defendant had been friends with two friends, told them that he knew him well.
During his conversation, the girl must have sent him some The photo he used to get trust in his friends.
Mahavir then sent explicit young photos that he had turned into his property and extorted it.
“IIT students then began to threaten the age of 17 and asked him to share the online class link.
The girl’s family intervened to resolve this problem, but the defendant only worsened the situation, creating a fake Instagram account and posted pictures of girl morphs there along with the telephone number.
Mahavir has also threatened many girls and managed to get a class link, according to the police.
He will record their names on the screen and then see it on social media and then send friend requests to them.
IIT students began to follow the Spree after being rejected
