Guwahati students under probe for creating and selling deepfake images of schoolgirls and teachers
The Crime Branch of Assam Police has launched an investigation into students from two Guwahati private schools for allegedly creating and selling digitally altered, explicit images (deepfakes) of 64 schoolgirls and teachers. The accused students reportedly created and sold these deepfakes for ₹50-₹100 on the Telegram app. One of the schools has suspended the students involved and referred the matter to the Child Abuse Monitoring Committee, emphasizing its zero-tolerance policy towards cybermisconduct. The incident highlights concerns about the misuse of digital platforms and the need for vigilance against online harassment and misinformation.
Key Points
- Guwahati students are under investigation for creating and selling deepfake images of schoolgirls and teachers.
- The explicit content was allegedly sold on the Telegram app for ₹50-₹100.
- One school suspended the involved students and referred the case to the Child Abuse Monitoring Committee.
- The incident underscores the growing problem of cybermisconduct and misuse of digital platforms.
- Police are recording statements from principals, counsellors, and students involved.
Exam Facts
- Assam Police's Crime Branch is investigating the case.
- 64 schoolgirls and teachers were victims of deepfake images.
- Joint Commissioner of Police: Ankur Jain.
- Child Abuse Monitoring Committee involved.
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