‘3 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 5 lakh’, police cautioned on Payal Gaming’s 1 minute 16 second fake Dubai MMS scandal!

Popular on social media Payal Gaming The alleged obscene video controversy related to this has been in the headlines for the past several days. Every day new claims are coming out regarding this alleged video. While some users are trying to call it genuine, a large number of people are calling it completely fake and calling it a conspiracy to defame Payal. This entire controversy has created a huge stir on social media.

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Amidst the ever increasing allegations and trolling, Payal Gaming herself has now come forward. He not only rejected these claims outright, but also called it a conspiracy to tarnish his image. Payal clearly said that the video being viral is not hers and is completely fake. After this, he took the legal route and lodged an FIR in this matter, after which the investigating agencies became active.

Payal Gaming called it fake, filed FIR

Payal Gaming said in a statement released on social media that the video going viral is completely fake and is being deliberately spread to defame them. He appealed to his fans not to pay attention to the rumors and assured that the truth will come out soon. Based on Payal’s complaint, the case was officially registered.

Maharashtra cyber police started technical investigation

After Payal’s FIR, Maharashtra Cyber ​​Police took cognizance of the matter and immediately started investigation. Cyber ​​police used state-of-the-art technical resources to find out the truth of the video. The investigation was carried out in a completely professional manner so that any kind of misinformation could be exposed.

Along with this, a police video on this matter is becoming increasingly viral on social media in which, according to a constable in uniform, a video named Payal Gaming is becoming increasingly viral on social media, which is a video made by AI. This video is completely wrong. Do not share such a video even by mistake because if you are found sharing such a video, then a case can be registered under IT Act Section 67 A and 67.

Because breaching someone’s privacy and sharing someone’s personal photo is a legal offence, in which you can be sentenced to three years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 5 lakh. And further said that if you are a girl and not very famous then keep your account private so that no one can misuse your photo.