Ahmedabad

Phone Lent for Chaniya Choli Photoshoot, Private Video Leaked: Woman Booked for Sharing Couple’s Video with Relatives, Friends

By GS Team
25 Oct 20262 mins read
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Ahmedabad man files complaint after private video with girlfriend was allegedly stolen from his phone and circulated. A woman borrowed his phone for a photoshoot, and her friend reportedly copied the video without consent. Police are investigating under the IT Act as the video spread among relatives and friends, damaging his reputation.

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Phone Lent for Chaniya Choli Photoshoot, Private Video Leaked: Woman Booked for Sharing Couple’s Video with Relatives, Friends
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A 22-year-old man in Ahmedabad’s Amraiwadi area has filed a police complaint against a woman who allegedly obtained a private video of him and his girlfriend from his mobile phone and circulated it among their relatives and friends.

According to the complaint, a woman who lived in his neighbourhood and whom he considered his sister borrowed his phone for a Chaniya Choli photoshoot. During the transfer of photographs, her friend allegedly accessed his private video without his knowledge and circulated it among relatives and friends. Amraiwadi police have registered a case under the Information Technology Act and launched an investigation.

Phone Borrowed for Chaniya Choli Photoshoot

The complainant, who lives with his family in Amraiwadi and recently completed his studies, was in a relationship with a local woman.

According to his complaint, he had saved a private video recording of a video call with his girlfriend on his mobile phone on October 9.

On October 11, a woman who lived in his neighbourhood and whom he considered his sister had borrowed his phone for a Chaniya Choli photoshoot. Since the phone did not have enough storage, her friend transferred the photographs to her own mobile phone.

The complainant alleged that the friend accessed and copied his private video while the woman who had borrowed the phone was away collecting a courier.

Video Circulated Among Relatives and Friends

On October 13, the complainant’s brother called him and informed him that the private video had reached their relatives.

The man subsequently found that the accused woman had allegedly shared the video with family members and friends, damaging his reputation. He then approached Amraiwadi police and lodged a complaint.

Police have registered a case under the Information Technology Act and are investigating the allegations.