CBI nabs JE for sexually abusing 50 UP children

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Nov 18, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, November 17

The CBI has arrested a junior engineer of UP Irrigation Department for alleged sexual exploitation of children for the last 10 years and selling videos and photos of his acts on Darknet to paedophiles across the globe.

The accused, Rambhawan, allegedly victimised about 50 children in the age group of five to 16 years in Chitrakoot, Banda and Hamirpur districts of UP. Eight mobile phones, Rs 8 lakh in cash, a laptop and other gadgets containing child abuse material had been seized from his house, officials said. — PTI

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