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Youth jailed for posting obscene photos on Facebook

| | Apr 29, 2014, at 06:01 pm
Bhopal, Apr 29 (IBNS) A Bhopal court on Tuesday sentenced a youth to three years in jail for allegedly posting obscene images of a woman on social networking site Facebook.

The court also slapped a fine of Rs 22,000 on the youth for the crime.

According to reports, the woman had filed a complaint with the Madhya Pradesh cyber cell in Jan 2013 and said the youth had opened a fake Facebook account in her name and had been posting obscene images of hers on the wall.

The cyber police later found the IP address of the user belonged to the victim's neighbour, who was later arrested.

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