Cyber police issue lookout circular for controversial Kerala YouTuber ‘Thoppi’
Kerala police have issued a lookout circular for YouTuber 'Thoppi' after he went into hiding following allegations of posting obscene content. The case stems from a complaint regarding his streaming activities and alleged involvement in other serious offenses.
Why it matters
This case highlights the growing legal scrutiny of content creators and the challenges authorities face in regulating digital platforms and online behavior.
The Ernakulam Rural Cyber police have issued a lookout circular for YouTuber Mohammad Nihad, popularly known as ‘Thoppi,’ in connection with a case against him for allegedly posting obscene visuals through streaming platforms.
The police said that he has been absconding since the case was registered on June 20, 2026. The lookout circular was issued to prevent him from fleeing the country through any airport. The police has opposed his anticipatory bail stating that the allegations against him were of serious nature. He allegedly posted nude images of his friends on social media after he had a fallout with the latter.
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