Newindianexpress YouTuber Thoppi Faces Legal Action for Sharing Obscene Content
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- •YouTuber Thoppi is under investigation for allegedly sharing obscene content online.
- •The case involves serious allegations, including sexual exploitation and drug use.
- •Thoppi has been missing for several days, hindering police efforts to contact him.
Cyber police in Ernakulam have booked Mohammed Nihad, known as 'Thoppi', for allegedly sharing obscene visuals online, including nude videos of his friends. The case was initiated following a complaint from lawyer Sreejith Perumana, who cited serious allegations against Thoppi and his associates, including sexual exploitation and drug use. The police investigation was prompted by a fallout within Thoppi's group, known as the 'Thoppi Gang'. Thoppi has been untraceable for several days, complicating the investigation. The case has drawn significant media attention due to Thoppi's large following among students. Authorities are looking into multiple allegations, including potential violations of the POCSO Act and narcotics laws. The police have been criticized for not addressing all allegations in the initial complaint.
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