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  • Aftermath: Work with local police to conduct a “one-time amnesty” – students can delete videos from phones without penalty.

    • The Kerala Police and the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KeSCPCR) have repeatedly issued warnings. Sharing videos of minors that cause "mental harassment" is a punishable offense under the IT Act and the Juvenile Justice Act.

    Yet, enforcement is tricky. A video showing a violent student may be illegal to share, but it also serves as "evidence." Furthermore, parents of victims often share videos themselves, desperate for official action after being ignored by school managements. desi teen students mms scandal kerala university full

    Social media platforms have become the de facto complaint desks. If a school fails to act, parents go to Facebook. If a police station is slow, activists go to Twitter. This bypasses legal protocols but offers instant gratification. Aftermath: Work with local police to conduct a

    The discourse on Kerala’s news channels and tea shops has split into two distinct camps: The Kerala Police and the State Commission for

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