Sunitha Krishnan, an activist and co-founder of the anti-trafficking charity 'Prajwala', has said that her car had been vandalised and she received emails containing pornographic images following her campaign called 'Shame the Rapists Campaign'
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"I have started a campaign on the social media called 'Shame the Rapists Campaign' and it exposes six rapists who have uploaded their videos on WhatsApp. This campaign is to identify the rapists and to hand them over to the authorities. This morning I have launched it on NDTV, with the support of NDTV and in 15 minutes time my vehicle has been vandalised. I request everybody to go to my Facebook page to see this video and identify the rapist and please inform us if you see these rapists. We have to take action against these people, we have to punish them," said Krishnan.
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Krishnan later said she had received around 20 emails containing pornographic images during the course of the day.
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The activist said she was used to these kinds of attacks and she would continue to show more of such videos and fight to expose the culprits.
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She also said she did not want any security from the government rather she appeals for the safety of women and children of the country.
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Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) K. Satyanarayan, said it might be possible that some people holding grudges against the activist might have attack her.
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"Some people in concealed manner hit the glass with some blunt object, may be stone or may be some blunt object. The allegations of gang-rape leveled by the lady on the people in the video uploaded on the social media to be responsible for the crime it may be true. But as per our investigation, prima facie there is 99 per cent chance that they were not involved," said Satyanarayan.
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Regarding such videos being uploaded on the social media, the DCP said this comes under cyber crime and investigations are underway.
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The activist, who works on rehabilitating victims of human trafficking, was informed on Thursday of the two graphic videos by an acquaintance who said he had received them through popular messaging application WhatsApp.
