A shocking news clipping from Times of India titled “In UP, Rape Videos Sold at ₹50 to ₹100” has gone viral, exposing a disturbing trade in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
The report revealed that explicit videos of women being raped are being sold openly in kiosks and villages for just ₹50 to ₹100.
These videos, often filmed to blackmail victims, are leaked and distributed through WhatsApp and local dealers, making them easily accessible.
The news has sparked nationwide outrage, with many expressing shame and anger over such crimes happening unchecked in these states.
The viral clip, which states “Rape videos are the new rage,” has drawn heavy criticism towards the UP police. People are questioning how such a trade can exist without any intervention from law enforcement.
Activists and netizens have slammed authorities for their inaction, accusing them of failing to protect women and stop these horrifying acts.
The revelations have put Uttar Pradesh and Bihar under scrutiny, with many calling it a dark mark on the state governments. Citizens are demanding immediate action to crack down on this trade and punish those involved.
This shocking incident has once again highlighted the growing problem of gender-based violence in India and the urgent need for stricter law enforcement to protect women’s dignity and safety.
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