We have earlier reported about three female Muslim students of Netra Jyoti College of Udupi, Karnataka recording Hindu students while they used the washroom and passing the footage to Muslim men. This may not have been an isolated incident.
On August 11, a similar case was reported from Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh. Mantasha Kazmi, a Muslim first-year Government Homeopathic Medical College student, has been accused of stealthily taking objectionable pictures and videos of her fellow hostel residents and sharing this material with a senior male student, Mohammad Amir. Mohammad Amir then used these intimate images and videos to blackmail the girls.
While the Ghazipur police initially took to X (formerly Twitter) and stated that they had no prima facie evidence about the matter, under the direction of the Additional Superintendent of Police, a thorough investigation is now being conducted, and appropriate legal action will be taken following this investigation. We must emphasize that at the initial stages, and before the incident triggered nationwide outrage, police denied having “received any police complaint in this regard.” Udupi Superintendent of Police Hakay Akshay Machhindra added: “In addition, videos with edited voices were also circulated linking it with the Udupi paramedical college, which is false.” In fact, even in the Udupi case, the authorities had denied the possibility of a communal angle. This has become a standard template followed throughout the country every time members of a specific community are found to be on the wrong side of the law, either to safeguard that community from prejudice or to maintain communal harmony in India’s diverse society.
In the Ghazipur case, the victims were also first-year college students residing in private hostels. They approached the college administration after the accused, Kazmi and Amir, started blackmailing them with their objectionable pictures. Reportedly, the police were called in, and the accused were made to delete the images and videos from their mobile phones in the presence of the officials.
As per details shared by the Hindi daily Jagran, the victims had initially complained against the accused, but later they withdrew their complaint. In their letter dated August 7, 2023, addressed to the college authorities, they alleged that Kazmi, who shared a hostel room with a few of the victims, had secretly filmed them and shared the pictures and videos with Amir. Kazmi and Amir then used these videos and photos to blackmail the victims.
However, the matter came to the fore again when the accused disclosed this to their classmates. The information spread quickly and had the entire college talking about it. The victims also learned about it; the female students were livid and worried about their safety in the college. They then approached the college administration.
Though the college authorities initially tried to settle the matter through talks, the aggrieved female students were not ready to settle this matter through compromise. Dozens of them approached the Rajdepur police station in Kotwali city to register a formal complaint.
Following the uproar, the Superintendent of Police, Omveer Singh, called for the college’s principal, Dr BN Sahni. The college authorities were compelled to take the matter seriously, set up a team under the direction of ASP City to investigate the issue, and launched a probe.
In his statement to the media, Sahni stated that owing to the gravity of the matter, the institution had initiated an internal probe and found the charges leveled at Kazmi and Amir to be accurate. The accused have also been suspended from the college for six months.
As we have seen, this is not the first time that Muslims in the guise of “students” have been caught in such acts. The fact that in both the Udupi case and the Ghazipur case the accused are students of medical studies establishes that no amount of education or opportunity can change the minds of some who are convinced of the supremacy of Islam and the lack of value of the lives of unbelievers.
While Mantasha Kazmi, Mohammad Amir and their ilk continue to trouble and harass others, they also enjoy the advantage of having a robust ecosystem stoutly defending them. As in the Upudi college washroom case, Islamic propaganda machinery operating as media houses rushed to downplay as a “prank” the absolute degeneracy exhibited.
These entities present India’s common and accepted policy of students wearing uniforms to educational institutions and disallowing the Islamic headgear (hijab) as a severe attack on the rights of Muslims. Muslim women being asked to take off their religious garb inside educational institutions supposedly violates their right to modesty, but Muslims recording other women in their most vulnerable moments and sharing the videos with their men are mere pranks.
somehistory says
Such a twisted and messed up situation. They shouldn’t be suspended, but kicked out. They should be charged by the police and face prison time.
Blackmail, now labeled extortion, is a serious crime in the U.S. Is it in India? Are only non-mozlums treated as criminals when crimes are committed? In the U.S., the girls could sue the creeps in civil court, whether or not they face prison.
There is no real “modesty” in islam. There is slavery where the women have to cover everything; and there is slavery where the non-mozlum can be forced to walk about half dressed and be raped by mozlum males, and mistreated by the females.
islam is a scourge invented by satan the devil to mislead; and to harass and torment those who are not misled.
No one is being forced to accept my comment as people are being forced to bend to the wishes of mozlums.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Memo to Hindu girls: when muslims – guys or girls – try to blackmail you using those “MMS” (essentially illicit porn videos), just tell them “Do your worst!” and take your complaints not just to the police, but whichever Hindu organization there is in your area. Don’t be afraid of “politicizing” it: it’s already politicized, since they own a lot of the politicians, including the BJP, and it’s only on the basis of that backing that they’re doing it in the first place. Do you recall them doing it in 2014 or 2015, when BJP first came to power, and muslims were genuinely apprehensive of what would happen to them? Today, they are pretty brazen about it, which is why they’re doing it
Oh, & one more thing: do not befriend any muslims – guys or girls! Use “The Kerala Story” as a documentary of why they should be avoided like the plague
somehistory says
If some one tries extortion ,or blackmail as most say, the best thing is to do as you say: Tell them go ahead.
A blackmailer never stops with one “payment.” As long as they have the *evidence*…or what they believe is evidence, they will not hesitate to use it and continue to use it.
If the victim refuses to ‘pay,” then that takes away a lot of the power the blackmailer has…maybe not all…but a lot.
It’s similar to kidnapping and ransom demands. The victim may be dead, but the money for release is still demanded. Best to not give in to evil demands, whether blackmail or ransom.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Usually, the currency here is sex, not money, which they don’t have. The muslims here manage to get the Hindu girls to agree by threatening to release their videos out in the open, which would ruin their chances of marriage within the Hindu community at least locally: people would think that they are involved w/ muslims & avoid them like the plague. Which is why they need to take the offensive, as I suggested above
It starts somewhat innocently – Hindu girls befriending muslim girls, b’cos… who asks religion while attending a school or class? Muslim girls are in cahoots w/ their guys, & put together elaborate plans to snare their Hindu “friends”. This was highlighted prominently in that movie “The Kerala Story”, which was about 3 Hindu & 1 Christian girls who were led into muslim relationships, converted to islam & joined ISIS. 1 committed suicide, and 1 to this day is still in Afghanistan. This is why it’s essential to be hostile to muslims at every level
somehistory says
I guessed as much, that’s why I put “payment” in quotes.
I’m not a young girl, not Hindu, not subject to this mozlum harassment, but for me, it’s better to be an old maid than giving in to the evil slime.
Once, it was considered shameful for a woman in my part of society to remain unmarried. I have no idea how Hindus feel about that. But, I think it’s so much worse to get involved with mozlums than to remain single.
The word needs to get out…to be widespread…that the mozlums are entrapping the girls and they need the support of their Hindu community to succeed in this *war.*
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Oh, fully agree w/ you! I can see how many may think that growing up to become an old maid ain’t much of a life, but they should know that getting in w/ muslims are far worse
somehistory says
If those like you in India, could communicate this to the young…that would be really great. Surely there are those like you who actually live there and they could do so much to protect those who would listen to the voices of wisdom.
I know that young people sometimes believe they *know* everything and are hard to convince. But if only a few listen and take heed, that’s a good thing.
Every time I read of some young person there getting sucked in, raped, “converted” or murdered, it makes me sick.
Like the slaughter in Africa. No outside people seem to give a hoot for all of the torment and trouble mozlums are wreaking.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I don’t live in India, but this was addressed to any who might happen to read this. It was more of a rhetorical suggestion
somehistory says
I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to give the idea you live there. I know you moved to the U.S. a long time ago and became a citizen here. But there must be people in India who care about their young as you do.
Everyone everywhere needs to become aware of the dangers…fatal dangers…moslums pose.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Oh, no apologies needed. But yeah, answer to your question – there are. Unfortunately, still not the majority