
Hyderabad police have registered a case after unidentified persons allegedly morphed photos and videos of an Army officer's wife and circulated them on social media. The images and videos were taken from…
Hyderabad police have registered a case after unidentified persons allegedly morphed photos and videos of an Army officer's wife and circulated them on social media. The images and videos were taken from the woman's social media account and shared over the past year.

A complaint was filed by the Army officer, leading to a case at the Cyber Crime Police Station on Tuesday. Police said further investigation is underway.
Morphing and non-consensual sharing of intimate images is a crime under the Information Technology Act and Indian Penal Code. The Cyber Crime Police Station in Hyderabad handles such cases under standard procedures. The case may be transferred to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal if cross-platform tracing is required. The next step will be a technical analysis of the digital trail to identify the accused. The police have not yet disclosed any arrests.
Source: siasat.com
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