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Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai cops arrest 3 for targeting Muslim women
 

Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai police arrest 3 from Haryana for allegedly targeting Muslim women, weeks after Bulli Bai case

Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives.

Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai cops arrest 3 for targeting Muslim women

Days after a conversation allegedly targeting women on the audio chat app Clubhouse went viral, Mumbai police made 3 arrests. Akash, aged 19, Jaishnav, aged 21, and Yash Parashar, aged 22, were reportedly arrested from Haryana by Mumbai police's cyber cell. Yash Parashar was allegedly the moderator of the chat while Jaishav and Akash may also have been part of other Clubhouse chats aimed at denigrating Muslim women. Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives. Clips of the chat viral on social media showed the participants allegedly making derogatory and vulgar references for Muslim women. Delhi Commission for Women chief Swati Maliwal had appealed to Delhi police to take action. The latest case comes weeks after huge uproar over the Bulli Bai app appearing on code repository platform Github. Bulli Bai was accused of demeaning Muslim women by conducting their mock auction. Both Mumbai and Delhi police had made arrests in the Bulli Bai case.
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Days after a conversation allegedly targeting women on the audio chat app Clubhouse went viral, Mumbai police made 3 arrests.
Akash, aged 19, Jaishnav, aged 21, and Yash Parashar, aged 22, were reportedly arrested from Haryana by Mumbai police's cyber cell.&nbsp;Yash Parashar was allegedly the moderator of the chat while Jaishav and Akash may also have been part of other Clubhouse chats aimed at denigrating Muslim women.
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 Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives.
 Clips of the chat viral on social media showed the participants allegedly making derogatory and vulgar references for Muslim women.&nbsp;Delhi Commission for Women chief Swati Maliwal had appealed to Delhi police to take action.
 The latest case comes weeks after huge uproar over the Bulli Bai app appearing on code repository platform Github.&nbsp;Bulli Bai was accused of demeaning Muslim women by conducting their mock auction.&nbsp;Both Mumbai and Delhi police had made arrests in the Bulli Bai case.

Delhi Commission for Women has asked the cyber crime cell of Delhi Police to register an FIR and take action against people who were part of a chatroom on Clubhouse where obscene and derogatory remarks were made against women. 
The panel in a statement said that it was taking suo motu cognizance of the chat in which 'participants are clearly heard making obscene, vulgar and derogatory remarks targeting Muslim women and girls. 
Delhi Police has been directed to immediately arrest the accused and submit a detailed action taken report within 5 days.
DCW chairperson Swati Maliwal said someone tagged her on Twitter the detailed audio conversation on the Clubhouse app which targeted Muslim women and girls and made disgusting sexual comments against them.

Obscene remarks made against women on Clubhouse, panel orders FIR

Delhi Commission for Women has asked the cyber crime cell of Delhi Police to register an FIR and take action against people who were part of a chatroom on Clubhouse where obscene and derogatory remarks were made against women. 

Vulgar comments made against women on Clubhouse chat DCW takes suo moto cognisance, asks Delhi Police to file FIR Delhi Police directed to immediately arrest those involved

Delhi Police has been directed to immediately arrest the accused and submit a detailed action taken report within 5 days.

Delhi Commission for Women has asked the cyber crime cell of Delhi Police to register an FIR and take action against people who were part of a chatroom on Clubhouse where obscene and derogatory remarks were made against women.&nbsp;
The panel in a statement said that it was taking&nbsp;suo motu cognizance of the chat in which 'participants are clearly heard making obscene, vulgar and derogatory remarks targeting Muslim women and girls.&nbsp;
Delhi Police has been directed to immediately arrest the accused and submit a detailed action taken report within 5 days.
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DCW chairperson Swati Maliwal&nbsp;said&nbsp;someone tagged her on Twitter the detailed audio conversation on the Clubhouse app which targeted Muslim women and girls and made disgusting sexual comments against them.

Music-streaming service Spotify has launched a live audio app called Greenroom, likely in a bid to compete with the current popularity of Clubhouse.

Spotify launches Greenroom app to take on Clubhouse

Music-streaming service Spotify has launched a live audio app called Greenroom, likely in a bid to compete with the current popularity of Clubhouse. Greenroom lets any user host or participate in live rooms, with the option of joining the platform with their Spotify log-in info. Spotify has promised that it will bring new programming to Greenroom in spaces like music, culture and entertainment.

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