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Crime
Jhalawar Cyber Police Arrest Man for Creating Fake Account with Minor's Photos
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 06:36 PM
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Cyber police in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, have arrested a 21-year-old man for editing a minor student's photos into objectionable content and posting them on social media.
Jhalawar, Rajasthan: The local cyber police unit has taken custody of a 21-year-old man accused of creating a fraudulent social media profile using the images of a minor student. The incident has drawn attention to the rising threat of digital harassment against young women in the region.
According to the police, the accused manipulated the victim's photographs to create objectionable content. These edited images were subsequently uploaded to social media platforms, leading to the creation of a fake account that was used to spread the material.
Upon receiving a complaint regarding the digital abuse, the cyber crime team initiated an investigation. Through technical analysis and surveillance, officials were able to trace the origin of the posts and identify the individual responsible for the act.
The suspect was apprehended by the police team. He has been detained for further legal proceedings, and the case is being handled under laws pertaining to cybercrime and the protection of minors.
According to the police, the accused manipulated the victim's photographs to create objectionable content. These edited images were subsequently uploaded to social media platforms, leading to the creation of a fake account that was used to spread the material.
Upon receiving a complaint regarding the digital abuse, the cyber crime team initiated an investigation. Through technical analysis and surveillance, officials were able to trace the origin of the posts and identify the individual responsible for the act.
The suspect was apprehended by the police team. He has been detained for further legal proceedings, and the case is being handled under laws pertaining to cybercrime and the protection of minors.