New Delhi: A man accused of leaking objectionable videos of Chandigarh university girls have now been arrested from Shimla. He is said to be the boyfriend girl who was earlier arrested by the Punjab Police for allegedly recording objectionable videos of hostel inmates. The man has been identified as the 23-year-old Sunny Mehta who lives in Shimla's Rohru. I've instructed police officers to cooperate with the Punjab Police. According to the info received,the boy who made (videos) viral is from Himachal. Legal action will be taken against him: Himachal CM Jairam Thakur on #chandigarhuniversity alleged 'leaked objectional videos' row pic.twitter.com/viR23AxBMq — ANI (@ANI) September 18, 2022 Earlier, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur said legal action will be taken against him. He also asked the police officers in the state to cooperate with the Punjab Police. ''I've instructed police officers to cooperate with the Punjab Police. According to the information received, the boy who made (videos) viral is from Himachal. Legal action will be taken against him,'' told Mr Thakur to Media. According to the accused girl She gave them to this m*nster resident of Shimla(boyfriend), who made viral those videos.#chandigarhuniversity #Chandigarh #justiceforCUgirls pic.twitter.com/mfX9Sp1f71 — Ashwini Shrivastava (@AshwiniSahaya) September 18, 2022 Following the alleged 'leaked objectionable videos' of women students that went viral, several students of Chandigarh University in Mohali have been protesting to take action against the culprits. Taking into cognizance of the incident, the National Commission for Women wrote to the DGP of Punjab Police to immediately file FIR against the culprits and to deal with the matter strictly and without any laxity. The Commission has also written to Chandigarh University to take stringent action against the culprits. It further wrote to the chairperson of the Punjab State Commission for Women to immediately inquire into the facts of the case. NCW has also written to VC, Chandigarh University to take stringent action against the culprits and to investigate the matter extensively. The Commission has also sent a letter to Chairperson, Punjab State Commission for Women to immediately inquire into the facts of the case. — NCW (@NCWIndia) September 18, 2022
