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The mother recorded the videos after the daughter supposedly exposed her mother’s extramarital matter to her lessor
The daughter realized the videos in January when her aunt informed her that she had recovered one of the clips. (Representation photo/AP)
A woman was arrested for allegedly filming her 14 -year -old daughter while bathing and changing clothes, then shared the videos with friends, family and social networks.
The incident, which took place in the Bibvewadi area of Pune, came to light after the daughter, a class 8 student, filed a police complaint against her mother. The woman is currently in police custody.
According to the police, the daughter realized the videos in early January when her aunt informed her that she had recovered one of the clips.
After the complaint, the police launched an investigation and tracked the videos to the mother’s mobile phone.
According to the daughter’s complaint, the mother recorded the videos after the daughter supposedly exposed her mother’s extramarital issue to her owner. In an attempt to divert attention and prevent her daughter from revealing the matter even more, the mother reported that the private moments and the videos circulated, The times of India Reported.
The Senior Shankar Salunke inspector or the Bibvewadi police station said: “Fearing that their daughter could expose their relationship and divert family attention, the woman decided to film her daughter and circulate the videos at the beginning of the year.”
The inspector also revealed that the woman’s lover helped her circulate the clips. He has also arrested the leg.
After learning that a case had filed against her, the woman fled the city with her lover. However, the police continued their investigation and, three months later, received a warning about life.
“She and her friend were seen to stay in a small hotel there. We arrived at the place for a search and finally we saw the duo near the Khadakwasla dam on Sunday night, from where they were without tasks in custody. We have Sealsic Lab.
