India college couple’s clip goes viral: Following the rapid spread of a 19-minute-34-second video on the internet, another private video involving a couple has been circulating on social media. The 19-minute, 34-second MMS purportedly showed a young couple in an intimate situation. As the clip gained traction on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Telegram, cyber officials took action to remove the links and clips to prevent further dissemination and maintain digital safety. The 19-minute video had already sparked significant controversy, affecting individuals such as Sweet Zannat. Instagram influencer Sweet Zannat became embroiled in the situation when some online users began making inappropriate comments about her, alleging that she was the girl featured in the viral video.
Viral Video of Indian College Couple
A video of an Indian college couple has gone viral and is trending on social media. Reports indicate that the video shows a college couple in a private moment. Some users have shared screenshots and clips of the video on social media platforms, including college WhatsApp groups.
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19-minute MMS video: Inappropriate Remarks
A group of users directed their attention towards other girls, claiming they were the same individual shown in the 19-minute private video. They also left offensive remarks for these girls. Instagram influencer Sweet Zannat was particularly targeted, with her comment section inundated with abusive messages.
To resolve the issue, Zannat uploaded a video explaining that she is not the person shown in the 19-minute clip.
What Are the Consequences of Sharing the Video?
According to Indian law, anyone who distributes obscene or objectionable videos online will face punishment.
According to Section 67 of the IT Act, sharing obscene material can result in a prison sentence of up to three years. Additionally, the individual must pay a fine of Rs 5 lakh for the initial violation.
A repeat violation of Section 67 may result in a prison sentence of up to five years.
According to Section 67A, a person who distributes sexually explicit material online for the first time will face a prison sentence of 5 years and a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh.
A second violation under Section 67A may result in a prison sentence of up to 7 years and a higher fine.
It is also an offense under Sections 292, 293, and 354C of the IPC.