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While Delhi carries the infamous tag of being the most unsafe city for women, another shocking incident seems to have added more weight to it. In the latest incident, a year-old Delhi University student went through a horrific ordeal that saw her make frantic pleas with authorities for more than two weeks to get a burst of embarrassing photographs featuring her removed from the internet. According to a report in Mail Today, the girl found her nude pictures circulating on porn websites, allegedly uploaded by her ex-boyfriend. However, it was not just my friends; I also received messages from strangers. The girl then approached the police and registered an FIR on January 7. The police immediately lodged a case under the Information and Technology Act and also booked the accused for criminal intimidation. However, when the girl approached the Department of Technology to get the offensive content blocked and removed, the officials cited the requirement of a court order without which they could not initiate any action in the matter.

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Jump to navigation. For more than two weeks, a year-old Delhi University student frantically pleaded with authorities for help, cringing at the thought of total strangers and friends stumbling across a burst of embarrassing photographs featuring her on the internet. But the law stood in the way of any relief. The government's department of technology asked her to get a court order before taking any steps to remove the content under new guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court. The new law has not gone well with cyber experts who say it does more damage to victims of cyber-bullying and other forms of online abuse.