Jamui Police Files FIR Against 120 Social Media Users for Sharing Sexual Violence Video

Following the circulation of a video depicting sexual violence in Jamui, local police have adopted a strict stance. Authorities have clarified that sharing such sensitive content on social media platforms is not only unethical but also constitutes a serious criminal offense under existing laws.

According to an official statement released by the police department, FIRs have been registered against 120 social media accounts involved in the matter. Officials stated that these users violated the law by disseminating the prohibited video content.

Legal experts note that sharing such videos is punishable under the POCSO Act. Furthermore, the police have invoked relevant sections of the IT Act and the Juvenile Justice Act to initiate legal proceedings against the offenders.

The administration has appealed to the public to avoid forwarding any offensive or sexually violent videos on social media. Police officials emphasized that spreading such content on digital platforms creates a sense of insecurity within society.

This police action serves as a warning to individuals who circulate sensitive videos without considering the legal consequences. The department indicated that monitoring of social media platforms will continue, and strict legal action will be taken against those who violate the law.

The investigation into this matter is ongoing, with authorities working to identify all accounts that contributed to the spread of the video. The administration has urged citizens to adhere to the law and refrain from sharing misleading or sensitive material.