Indian girls sneak shot classmates bathing videos to send boyfriends, 3 people were arrested

Polar news reporter Wang Liangliang Huang Jiaqi

In a private university at the Punjab of the northern India, thousands of students held protests for "girls' bathing" incidents. According to the "India Express" reported on September 20, a woman and two men involved have been arrested and the incident is under investigation.

According to the school's students, a girl took a bath video of some female students and shared with her boyfriend. Later, these videos were spread to the Internet.

Students hold protests on campus (picture source: "India Express")

The incident caused strong dissatisfaction of the students of the school. They asked the school to investigate and deal with the matter, and held protests on the campus on September 17, local time. The protests lasted until the 18th and intensified, unexpectedly the country.

Social media sources said that the school had a privacy female student committed suicide, but both the school and the police denied the statement.

Police said a female student fainted because of the "attack of anxiety".

After the school and local police promised the students to investigate the matter fairly, the protest ended at around 2 am local time on Monday.

At the same time, the University of Changdigal released official news that the school suspended teaching from September 19th to 24th.

Police said on the 18th that a woman and two men involved had been arrested. A preliminary survey showed that the woman sneaked the video of other girls in the school and sent the video to her boyfriend. Later, these videos were further spread to another boy and finally appeared on the Internet.

On the 19th, the Indian police set up a special investigation team composed of three women to investigate the matter. Police said the police had already filed a case and investigated in -depth investigation.

The local court will also be tried for seven days in the three defendants in the video leakage of the University of Changda Gal.

Police said they were worried that there may be other candid female students in the defendant's mobile phone that had been deleted. In order to restore the video, the mobile phones had been sent to the inspection.

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