With the rise of internet access, the incidence of social media abuse has also increased. According to the cyber bureau, the number of crime complaints through Facebook, Twitter, Tiktak, Instagram, and others has increased after the lockdown and ban. A year ago, a couple of youths complained to the Cyber Bureau in Bhotahiti. Stating that they have been in a relationship for some time, they mentioned that a third person was threatening them by sending an intimate picture. After receiving the complaint, the bureau started investigating the technical aspect and how the picture came out. During the investigation, it was revealed that the picture was sent by the boyfriend who came to complain himself.
"Looking at the details of Gmail used to create the Facebook account, it can be seen that another email address of the boyfriend was also used," said an official involved in the investigation. "Other facts also show his involvement." The bureau arrested the young man, but the young woman could not believe it until she was handcuffed. ⇒ Two days ago, a teenager from Maharajgunj was sent a photo by her relatives with her ex-boyfriend. Surprised at how the old photo reached her relatives, she told her brother. While searching, it was found that the ex-boyfriend had posted a picture of the two on social media. He immediately appealed to the Cyber Bureau and the Upatyaka Crime Investigation Office for investigation. The process of deleting the photo by contacting the Facebook office was in progress; the police contacted the youth. As soon as he found out that the police was investigating the incident,
he removed the picture from Facebook and apologized. The incident happened. A cash page has been announced for 200 people on a Facebook page with a picture of Nepal Rastra Bank. Through this program, a bank gives an estimated one thousand US dollars to 100 people. Officials are surprised when they started calling the Nation Bank to find out about the grant after seeing the Facebook post. Bank spokesperson Dev Kumar Dhakal said, "We do not have a Facebook page. Attempts are being made to deceive the public by giving information on wrong profiles." According to him, a letter has also been sent to the Nepal Police Cyber Bureau to find a person opening Facebook in the name of Rashtra Bank. Kanchanpur Chief District
Officer Ram Kumar Mahato was surprised to see another Facebook ID in his own name. Surprisingly, the money was being extorted by sending messages to various people from the fake ID of the CDO. "After receiving a text message asking for money, my friends called me and informed me," says Mahato. "I have also complained about the police cyber bureau." A young woman from Kathmandu came across her own pornographic video messenger. But she knew in that look that he had never shot her. Along with the video, nude pictures also started coming. In particular, a young man attached his head to a nude photo and video found on the Internet. Bureau's SSP Navind Aryal said, "We have arrested Sanu Pode, 26, of Dallas on June 11 after it was confirmed that a nude photo of an unidentified woman was attached to the victim's face."
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