Archive · 21 May 2025
Telangana IT Assistant Arrested Twice for Photo Morping, Theft at Raj Bhavan
Someone at a government office made fake, embarrassing pictures of a coworker.
This person was caught and arrested, but they then broke into the office to steal the computer hard drive that had the pictures and sensitive data.
The person was arrested again for this theft and is now in legal custody.
The hard drive contained important information that was not supposed to be shared.
The police are investigating the entire situation to understand what happened.
An IT assistant at Telangana Raj Bhavan was arrested twice within five days.
The first arrest was for creating morphed, obscene photos of a female colleague.
The second arrest was for stealing the hard drive containing the morphed photos and other sensitive data.
The hard drive contained confidential office files, user credentials, and IT reports.
The accused is currently in judicial remand following the theft.
- Who
- T Srinivas, an IT assistant at Telangana Raj Bhavan
- What
- An IT assistant was arrested twice for creating morphed photos of a colleague and stealing the hard drive containing them and confidential data.
- When
- First arrested on May 12, then again on May 16.
- Where
- Telangana Raj Bhavan, Hyderabad, India
- Why
- The IT assistant created and shared morphed images of a colleague, and stole the hard drive to hide evidence.
Victim's Perspective
Accused's Actions
Theft of the Hard Drive
Victim's Perspective
The actions of the accused represent a violation of privacy and a display of workplace misconduct, causing emotional distress and potential harm to the victim.
Accused's Actions
The accused stole the hard drive to conceal evidence after being caught and suspended, showing a disregard for the law and the privacy of others.
- Accused
- T Srinivas
- Location
- Telangana Raj Bhavan, Hyderabad
- Charges
- Photo morphing, theft, IT violations
- Initial Arrest Date
- May 12
- Second Arrest Date
- May 16
- Victim
- Female colleague
- Current Status
- In judicial remand
- Stolen Data
- Confidential data, internal files, user credentials, IT inspection reports
