Allahabad High Court reprimands the man who falsely accused his wife and daughters of running a sex racket.

Bureau Prayagraj- The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday rejected the man’s criminal writ petition. This person demanded registration of FIR against the people involved in the alleged sex racket going on in Kanpur city. Although the petitioner initially raised concerns over obscene videos of his wife and daughter being uploaded online, in the subsequent hearing he made defamatory and false allegations against his family members, accusing them of immorality.

Taking a tough stance on the matter, the bench of Justice JJ Munir and Justice Vinay Kumar Dwivedi strongly reprimanded the petitioner. The bench said his claims against his own wife and daughter are “completely false”. The Court also remarked that the petitioner suffers from “Holier-Than-Thou Syndrome” and considers himself a “warrior fighting against all the immoralities of the society”.

The High Court said that this petition was actually related to a family dispute. Accusing one’s own family of running a sex racket is the “most despicable” way to bring a family matter before the court. It is noteworthy that to check the authenticity of several video files and screenshots given by the petitioner in digital format, the police handed them over to C3iHub of IIT Kanpur. However, the IIT Kanpur report revealed that there was no match between the photographs given by the petitioner and the faces seen in the recovered video.

Forensic investigation also revealed that the recovered media files were approximately 10–12 years old. The report said that “the available digital evidence supports the conclusion that the identities were added in a false or misleading manner.” Taking cognizance of the report, the bench specifically observed: “The above report of IIT Kanpur gives us grounds to believe that the baseless allegations made by the petitioner about his family being involved in sex racket etc., which were displayed on the websites, are completely false.”

The bench remarked that the petitioner is constantly immersed in his own ego. The baseless allegations made by him against his family being involved in a sex racket are extremely objectionable—some of which deserve to be expunged from the record. Therefore, coming to the conclusion that there is no basis to issue a direction to the police to investigate any kind of sex racket on the basis of these baseless allegations, the petition is dismissed.