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Bulli Bai app: DU student arrested from Uttarakhand

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Jan 06, 2022 IST

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Kotdwar, January 5

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A 21-year-old man, who was arrested from Kotdwar in Pauri district in connection with the controversial Bulli Bai mobile app, is a student of a Delhi University college, police officials said.

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Mayank, the son of Army Subedar Pradeep Rawat, is doing Chemistry honours from Zakir Hussain College.

A resident of Nimbhuchaud area in Kotdwar, Mayank had come home on vacation, the officials said. After being picked up by the Mumbai Police from home between 2-3 am, he told his interrogators that he had created his Twitter account in 2020 and has many virtual friends.

He said he received a link through a message on December 31 and was asked to join it. He admitted that he took seven to eight screenshots and shared them on his timeline. However, as soon as he came to know that an FIR had been registered on the app he deactivated it. — PTI

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