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Fresh Cases Against Kerala MBBS Student
A student named Abel from Kerala was arrested for making fake pictures of his classmates and sharing them on Instagram.
More cases have been filed against him after students protested, saying the police were taking too long to investigate.
The police are now looking at his phone and social media to see if he did this to more people.
Fresh cases filed against Abel for circulating morphed images of classmates.
Students protested alleging delay in investigation and long waiting hours.
Abel was arrested on Tuesday and granted bail.
Police are examining his mobile phone and social media accounts.
Eight initial complaints, two more cases registered based on fresh complaints.
- Who
- Abel, an MBBS student from Wayanad
- What
- Circulation of morphed images of classmates
- Where
- Government Medical College, Kerala
- When
- Arrested on Tuesday, fresh cases registered on Thursday
- Why
- Allegations of morphing and circulating images, delay in investigation
Protesters
Police
Investigation Delay
Protesters
Protesters allege delay in investigation and long waiting hours to record statements.
Police
Police are investigating and have registered fresh cases based on new complaints.
Key facts
- Accused
- Abel, MBBS student from Wayanad
- Arrest Date
- Tuesday
- Bail Status
- Granted
- Complaints Received
- 10
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing, mobile phone and social media accounts being scrutinized
Sources
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