Thrissur: Police have registered a case against a man from Chovvannur for allegedly creating morphed obscene images of women and distributing them through the messaging platform Telegram in exchange for money. According to police, the accused allegedly edited photographs of women into explicit images and sold the content through online channels. Authorities launched an investigation after receiving a complaint and have initiated efforts to identify affected individuals and examine the digital evidence. The investigation is ongoing, and the allegations remain subject to legal proceedings.
Action to Be Taken
The creation, sale, or circulation of morphed or intimate images without consent should be reported immediately to the police or cybercrime authorities. Individuals should avoid sharing personal photographs publicly without appropriate privacy settings and report any misuse of their images at the earliest opportunity. Authorities should conduct a thorough digital forensic investigation, remove illegal content from online platforms where possible, and take appropriate legal action against those responsible.
📰 Source: Mathrubhumi (English)
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