Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Mira Road Police Arrest Two Over Alleged Videos Of Minors
Police in Mira Road arrested a woman and a man who was allegedly her partner.
Police say the woman secretly recorded her two young daughters.
The daughters were reportedly filmed while they were sleeping.
The recordings were allegedly sent to the man using WhatsApp.
The woman’s adult son found the recordings on her phone.
He says the man hurt him and threatened him when he objected.
The son then went to the police and made a complaint.
The two accused were arrested under several laws protecting children.
Police are checking whether the case is connected to a larger illegal network.
Nayanagar police arrested a woman and her male partner in Mira Road.
Police allege the woman secretly filmed her two minor daughters at home in March.
The recordings were allegedly sent to the woman’s partner through WhatsApp.
The woman’s 22-year-old son reportedly found the material, confronted the pair and was allegedly assaulted and threatened.
Police registered a case under the POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita while investigating possible wider links.
- Who
- A woman and her male partner were arrested; the woman’s two minor daughters and 22-year-old son are involved in the complaint.
- What
- Police allege the woman filmed her daughters and shared the recordings with her partner via WhatsApp.
- When
- The alleged filming occurred in March; the arrests followed the son’s complaint.
- Where
- Mira Road, under the jurisdiction of Nayanagar police.
- Why
- The case began after the son allegedly discovered the recordings and reported them to police; investigators are also examining possible wider network links.
- Police station
- Nayanagar Police Station
- Accused
- A woman and her male partner
- Children involved
- Two girls aged 13 and 10
- Initial discovery
- The woman’s 22-year-old son reportedly found photos and videos on her mobile phone
- Alleged sharing platform
- Laws cited
- Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, Juvenile Justice Act and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
- Investigation
- Police are examining whether the accused are connected to a larger illegal racket or cyber network