UP: Private school manager booked for sending obscene pictures, messages to teacher
Press Trust of India | October 9, 2022 | 06:52 PM IST | 1 min read
The manager of a private school sent obscene photographs and messages to a woman who is a teacher in the same school.
BUDAUN : An FIR has been registered against the manager of a private school here for allegedly sending obscene photographs and messages to a woman, police said on Sunday. The FIR was registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code against Sudhanshu Gupta based on the complaint of the father of the woman who is a teacher in the same school, police said.
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The woman's father alleged that the accused sent obscene photographs and messages on her daughter's phone on October 5, said Manoj Kumar Singh, Station House Officer, Ujhani. He said the accused will be arrested soon.
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