Man arrested for selling obscene images of gods and goddesses online

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Updated At : 04:52 PM Nov 03, 2023 IST

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New Delhi, November 3

The Delhi Police on Friday arrested a man for allegedly disrespecting Hindu gods and goddesses by selling their obscene images online.

A case under Section 295 of the IPC and Section 67A of the IT Act was registered by the IFSO unit of Delhi Police’s Special Cell after it got a complaint from the Delhi Commission for Women last week.

The DCW had received a complaint regarding the objectionable pictures being sold on the internet.

An official said one person is arrested and a few more are yet to be apprehended.

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