In a disturbing incident from Rakhial in Ahmedabad, a private video capturing intimate moments between a young woman and her male friend was allegedly filmed and later leaked on social media by three individuals associated with an NGO.

The woman, having recently discovered the video’s circulation nearly two-and-a half years after it was recorded, has lodged a formal complaint with the Rakhial police.

According to police reports, the woman, who resides with her husband in Rakhial, had initially visited Juhapura for a relative’s wedding around two-and-a-half years ago. There, she befriended a man named Najimohmad Sultan Pathan. Their acquaintance soon blossomed into frequent mobile conversations, eventually leading to a romantic involvement.

The man claimed he worked as a press reporter and was also affiliated with an NGO located in a shopping complex in Rakhial. Trusting his credentials, the woman confided in him about her financial woes—specifically, an amount of ₹2.7 lakh that was stuck with a builder who was refusing to return it. Believing that his NGO connections could help retrieve the money, she sought his assistance.

Pathan then took the woman to the NGO office in Rakhial, where she was asked to deposit ₹5,000 as a token fee. Trustees and an advocate associated with the organisation assured her that she would recover the money within a week. However, when no updates were provided after the promised time frame, the woman returned to the NGO office seeking clarification.

On that day, Sohrat Saiyed alias Sunny, advocate V A Shaikh, and Rafique Noori were present in the office. Shortly after, Pathan also arrived. While the couple were later spending private moments together, the NGO members allegedly recorded the incident on video.

Shockingly, this footage was leaked on a social media group over two years later. The betrayal came to light recently, leaving the woman and Pathan stunned and distressed. They have since filed a police complaint against the three individuals named above at Rakhial police station.

Police have registered a case and have launched further investigations into the matter.