Mumbai Man Held For Secretly Filming Women In Local Trains; Accused Allegedly Morphed Images With AI, Uploaded Them On Instagram
Mumbai: The Mumbai Police have arrested a man for allegedly secretly filming women inside suburban trains, morphing their images into objectionable pictures with the help of artificial intelligence applications and then posting the images on Instagram reels. The man had allegedly been using a fake Instagram profile to upload the images and garner views. Accused's Identity The accused person has…
Mumbai Police have detained a man for secretly filming women on local trains, and later allegedly using AI to distort their images and post them on Instagram, according to reports. The accused, Mohammed Sabir Mohammed Rustam, a 34-year-old tailor from Vasai East, Uttar Pradesh, was apprehended by the South Cyber Police Station of the Mumbai Crime Branch.
The case came to light when a 19-year-old college student recognized her distorted image circulating online. Although the image was removed, investigators discovered multiple similar images and videos of other women, primarily captured in local trains and train ticket booking offices. Rustam reportedly would board the general compartment next to the ladies' coach, recording women without their consent.
The police utilized technical analysis and a detailed investigation to trace Rustam. They are now investigating if he used the images for commercial advantage. The police have requested passengers to report anyone secretly filming women on local trains, railway stations, or in public places to the Railway Police or by contacting the helpline number 112.
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