Anupama Parameswaran Files Cybercrime Complaint Over Morphed Images
Popular South Indian actress Anupama Parameswaran has taken legal action against a 20-year-old for allegedly creating and spreading manipulated images of her online. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, highlighting growing concerns about digital harassment.
Details of the Complaint & Police Investigation
Anupama filed a complaint with Hyderabad’s Cyber Crime Police after discovering that morphed photos of her were being circulated on social media. The accused, identified as a college student from Telangana, reportedly used photo-editing tools to create inappropriate content.
A case has been registered under:
– IPC Section 500 (defamation)
– IT Act Section 67 (publishing obscene material)
Authorities are investigating whether the accused acted alone or as part of a larger online harassment network.
Anupama’s Emotional Appeal for Justice
The actress, known for her work in Telugu and Malayalam films, publicly addressed the issue, stating:
“No woman should endure such humiliation. These fake images harm reputations and mental health. I urge stricter laws against cybercrimes.”
She also thanked fans and colleagues for their support during this challenging time.
Industry & Fan Reactions
Prominent figures like Nani and Sai Pallavi voiced solidarity on social media, condemning cyber harassment. Fans launched campaigns like #JusticeForAnupama, demanding swift legal action.
Rising Cybercrimes Against Women in India
According to NCRB data, cases under IT Act Section 67 surged by 30% (2020–2022). Legal experts like Advocate N.S. Nappinai stress:
“Social media platforms need better mechanisms to remove defamatory content swiftly.”
Next Steps in the Case
If convicted, the accused could face imprisonment. Activists emphasize the need for digital literacy programs alongside legal measures.
Conclusion
Anupama’s case underscores the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity laws and responsible digital behavior. The entertainment industry and fans continue rallying behind her for justice.
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