Bhubaneswar: The CBI team, who has gone to the Dhenkanal District as part of the national crackdown on those involved in online child pornography, was attacked from the local residents on Tuesday, with one video showing the officers were dragged by the collar and beat in full.
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The difficulty began when the CBI team stormed the house of Surendra Nayak in Dhenkanal City on charges of promoting and circulating pornography of children on social media.
But claiming innocent nayak, neighbors, including some women armed with sticks and wooden boards, gathered around CBI officers.
Videos that show difficult behavior regulated by local residents have become viral on social media.
This video also showed several women, carrying a stick, throwing a violation to the officers and asked them to leave the area.
The CBI officer, who was arrested was not aware of the substitution of a sudden event, had to call the local Dhenkanal City police to save them.
The police went to the place and calmed the crowd to let the CBI officer go away, which was achieved with some difficulties.
Dhenkanal police supervisor who came out (SP) K Siva Subramani confirmed the liaison between the locals and the CBI team.
“Immediately after receiving the SOS from the CBI team, our personnel reached the place and brought a situation under control.
Some locals did not let the CBI officers let go of their duties.
The situation was under control now,” Subramani said, which was set to join the CBI in Central Deputation.
No complaints have been submitted by the CBI with the local police to archiving this report.
“We have not received complaints from CBI officers so far,” Subramani added.
As part of a simultaneous attack in a different location in 14 countries, the CBI conducted a search in three houses accused, one in the district of Dhenkanal, Bhadrak and Angul.
According to the CBI, the defendant allegedly uploaded a obscene video, involving children, in the WhatsApp group.
No arrest has been made until evening.
Cybercrime, especially child pornography, has increased in specializing in Odisha.
The state did not report one such case against children in 2017.
A year later seven cases (all relating to child pornography) were registered and five – including two related pornography – reported in 2019.
But last year, the number Built for 71 cases and all related to child pornography, declare the latest NCRB report.