DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 10 (MExN): Classes resumed on Saturday as usual at SD Jain Girls’ College after the furore over an MMS clip had disrupted academic classes on Friday. According to Kishore Kashliwal, secretary of the college managing committee, they had brought the matter to the notice of the district Superintendent of Police on Friday evening. The SP forwarded the case to the East Police Station where a formal complaint lodged.
Classes resume at SD Jain Girls College; Citizen Forum condemns
Kashliwal added that the college authority had finished going through the profiles of all the students (around 1200) studying at present. They did not come across any evidence linking the girl in the clip to the college or any of the students from the college matching that of the girl, he disclosed. The students attended classes today following assurance from the college authority that a police complaint has been lodged and investigation has begun.
Meanwhile, the police said that they will have to begin with examining witnesses, if any, to try and trace out the origin of the clip. To complicate matters for investigators, according to unconfirmed reports, the clip never went online but is only circulating via mobile phones.
Classes resume at SD Jain Girls College; Citizen Forum condemns
Kashliwal added that the college authority had finished going through the profiles of all the students (around 1200) studying at present. They did not come across any evidence linking the girl in the clip to the college or any of the students from the college matching that of the girl, he disclosed. The students attended classes today following assurance from the college authority that a police complaint has been lodged and investigation has begun.
Meanwhile, the police said that they will have to begin with examining witnesses, if any, to try and trace out the origin of the clip. To complicate matters for investigators, according to unconfirmed reports, the clip never went online but is only circulating via mobile phones.
Dimapur District Citizen Forum outright condemns
The Dimapur District Citizen Forum has outrightly condemned in strongest term what it termed as the “vilification campaign launched by some demented and mischievous person”. “It is a heinous cyber crime out to destroy the sanctity of the hallowed portals of a famous educational institution and that too meant for girls”, stated a press note issued by Kamala Kanta Paul Press- Secretary of DDCF. The concerned authorities have been requested to go to the inmost depth of the matter and award the wrong doers an exemplary punishment so that such vicious elements do not dare to commit such offences in the future.
The Dimapur District Citizen Forum has outrightly condemned in strongest term what it termed as the “vilification campaign launched by some demented and mischievous person”. “It is a heinous cyber crime out to destroy the sanctity of the hallowed portals of a famous educational institution and that too meant for girls”, stated a press note issued by Kamala Kanta Paul Press- Secretary of DDCF. The concerned authorities have been requested to go to the inmost depth of the matter and award the wrong doers an exemplary punishment so that such vicious elements do not dare to commit such offences in the future.
