Circulation of morphed images: polytechnic student surrenders
A 23-year-old polytechnic student in Kerala surrendered to police after being accused of creating and circulating morphed, obscene images of classmates and teachers. The student has been suspended from his college, and authorities are currently conducting a forensic analysis of his mobile device.
Why it matters
This incident highlights the growing crisis of digital harassment and the misuse of technology to violate the privacy and dignity of individuals in educational settings.
A 23-year-old polytechnic student surrendered to the police in connection with a case involving the morphing and circulation of obscene pictures of his women classmates and teachers on pornographic websites.
S. Achyuth, a resident of Punnala and a fifth-semester Electrical and Electronics Engineering student at the Punalur Government Polytechnic College, appeared at the Punalur police station on Friday morning. During interrogation by the police, the accused confessed to the crime.
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