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Gwalior, In Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, a case of blackmailing a student through a dating app has come to light. On the dating app ‘Mary’, the girl befriended the student. Expressing his love, Nude invited him for a chat. The two chatted nude. After this, all the videos and photos of nude chat were posted on the student’s WhatsApp and started blackmailing him. When blackmailing increased, the student complained to the cyber cell.
The 18-year-old resident of Laxmiganj is a student of BCom First Year. About 20 days ago he downloaded the dating app ‘Meri’. This app was free. On the app, the student was given information about some girls and women from the nearby location. The student started talking to a young woman on this. The girl described herself as Gwalior and started chatting. Three days later, she expressed love. The girl also asked for a photo from the student. The student also sent him his photo.
About 15 days ago, the girl offered a nude chat to the student. The student got ready. The first girl started a live nude chat. Then the student was asked to do the same. When the student did so, his full video was recorded. The next day the full video was posted on Student’s WhatsApp. Also, the student was threatened that if he did not give Rs 20 thousand, then this video will be made viral on all other places including social media, Facebook.
Seeing this, the student was shocked. He started pleading and said that I am a student, no more than 1 thousand or 2 thousand rupees remain. Asked to put 2-2 thousand rupees on this account. Also given a Paytm number. Once the student also put in the money, but after 2 days the money was demanded again. This time the student showed courage and complained in the cyber cell. The police have registered a case and started investigation.
Nigerian gang does blackmail
According to cyber police expert, this is how blackmail people gang up. Through this dating app, this gang, by enticing people to trap, blackmail and grab millions of rupees. Such cases are common in big cities like Delhi, Mumbai. Now such cases are also coming up in Gwalior. People do not reach the police for fear of profanity.
