Child Pornography Case: DCW Chief Says Responses From Delhi Police, Twitter 'Incomplete & Unsatisfactory'

"Time has been given to them till Sept 30 to file a proper reply," DCW chief Swati Maliwal said. 

DCW Chief meets officials from Delhi police and Twitter over child pornography case.

Source : Twitter/@SwatiJaiHind

After receiving notices from the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) regarding child pornography case, officials from Delhi Police and Twitter appeared before the DCW Chief Swati Maliwal on Monday. However, DCW chief stated that the responses from the officials "was found to be incomplete & unsatisfactory." 

"Time has been given to them till Sept 30 to file a proper reply," DCW chief Swati Maliwal said. 

हमारे द्वारा #ChildPornography केस में समन किए जाने के बाद Twitter और पुलिस के सीनीयर अधिकारी आयोग में पेश हुए और अपना जवाब दिया। आयोग जवाब से असंतुष्ट है और इसी के मद्देनज़र Twitter और पुलिस को 30 सितंबर तक का समय दिया गया है। इस गंभीर मामले में आयोग पूरी सख़्ती से ऐक्शन लेगा। pic.twitter.com/Ad57jehv5f

— Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) September 27, 2022

On September 20, Swati Maliwal on her official Twitter handle wrote: "Thousands of people have shared recordings of young girls being raped. Videos of women bathing are being put through intelligence cameras. These companies follow laws abroad and turn a blind eye to the obscenity and rape of women in India."

छोटी बच्चियों के साथ बलात्कार की विडियो हजारों लोग शेयर कर रहे हैं। ख़ुफ़िया कैमरे से महिलाओं की नहाते हुए वीडियो डाली जा रही है। ये कंपनी विदेश में कानूनों का पालन करते हैं हिंदुस्तान में महिलाओं के साथ अश्लीलता और बलात्कार पर आंखें मूंद लेते हैं। #Twitter pic.twitter.com/i2XqlTj8oJ

— Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) September 20, 2022

Earlier, she stated that she had questioned Twitter about the existence of such videos on the site and the standards in place to check material. Maliwal requested that the Delhi Police file a FIR to identify individuals responsible for shooting and disseminating such films, as well as the victims and the guilty.

"The Chandigarh University incident set me thinking and I asked my team to investigate. We found videos of minor girls on Twitter in which they were seen being raped. Some of the platforms were even selling these videos for ₹20 to ₹30. This is horrific," Maliwal had further said.