
A very big and sensational news is coming out from Haryana’s hi-tech city Gurugram, which has created a huge stir in the social media and digital world. After receiving a very serious and official complaint from the National Commission for Women (NCW), Gurugram Police, taking immediate action, has registered another new FIR against the accused Praneet More and Himanshu Jangra. After this huge legal siege by the police in this high-profile case related to women’s safety, harassment and defamation in cyber space, the troubles of both the accused now seem to be increasing considerably.
Why was a new FIR registered after the intervention of the National Commission for Women (NCW)?
The new twist in this entire matter came when the National Commission for Women took strict cognizance of the complaints lodged by the victims. The Commission had written a letter to senior officers of Gurugram Police and directed them to immediately take strict legal action against the accused by handing over digital evidence. According to information received from police sources, Pranit More and Himanshu Jangra have been accused of mentally harassing women through social media platforms, making indecent comments and hurting their dignity in the digital space. Following the strictness of the Commission, Gurugram Sector-51 Cyber Crime Police Station has intensified the investigation by registering a case under various legal sections.
Gurugram Cyber Police’s scope of investigation expanded, search for digital evidence
After the FIR was registered, the Special Cyber Cell and Crime Branch teams of Gurugram Police have come into full active mode. Police officials say that important technical and digital evidence like controversial content, videos, chat history and IP addresses posted on social media are being scrutinized. Investigators believe that the accused had carried out this act using digital tools as part of a well-planned strategy. The police is also deeply investigating whether some other people are also involved behind this entire network who were supporting them from behind the scenes.
Digital security debate raged from Delhi-NCR to social media
The echo of this swift action of Gurugram Police is being heard in the entire NCR region including the country’s capital Delhi, Noida, Faridabad. A big debate has erupted among legal experts and social media influencers in Lucknow and other big cities of the country about how important it is to create a safe environment for women on digital platforms. This quick initiative of the National Commission for Women and the strict stance of the Gurugram Police is being appreciated on social media. According to experts, the arrests in this case and further legal proceedings will prove to be a big and strict lesson for other elements doing such activities on the internet in future.
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