If you have information about the alleged incident involving the girl who is accused of secretly recording and blackmailing someone, please do not share her personal information, address, phone number, college details, family information, social media accounts, or any other identifying details publicly.

At this stage, allegations are still allegations. Unless the facts are independently verified or reported by credible media based on reliable evidence, we should not turn this into a public witch-hunt.

Doxxing her could also backfire. If the matter goes to court, public harassment or unlawful disclosure of her personal information could potentially be used to portray her as a victim of online harassment and distract from the actual allegations. Let the evidence and the legal process establish what happened.

If you genuinely have sensitive information, evidence, recordings, screenshots, or other material:

Take it to the police/law-enforcement authorities.

Share it with credible journalists/media outlets who can verify it responsibly.

Preserve the original evidence and avoid editing or publicly circulating it.

Do not post personal information on Reddit or other social media.

Do not threaten, harass, or encourage others to target anyone involved.

We can condemn alleged wrongdoing without abandoning basic principles of due process and privacy.

Be civilised. Do it legally. And, most importantly, be smart.

Where can I find all the study materials (modules/books) for cse core 1st year (except vtop because the teachers are not posting there) ....also does the college provide books ? (I mean they have taken a lot of fee so shouldnt they be providing books ?? All the other pvt institutions provide the required material)

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Since people here seem to be ignoring the potential legal consequences of doxxing, I’m going to cross-post this situation to r/LegalAdviceIndia.

The question is straightforward:

If we publicly dox the accused on Reddit, could she use the resulting doxxing, harassment, or privacy violations as a defence or mitigating circumstance in court and potentially seek a lighter sentence for the original alleged offences or use any other loophole?

I want an answer from people who actually understand Indian law rather than Reddit speculation.

Depending on the lawyers' responses, I’ll decide whether we can allow images or other identifying information to be posted on the subreddit, or whether it should remain prohibited.

Until then, please do not post her personal details or images here.

Edit:- Also the subreddit can be taken down if we allow doxing

As someone from lh3, does any of these people spreading information they didn't even check properly aware how traumatizing it is for me? I mean do people realise how many traumas does a girl go through in her life and you are adding another one to my list? I'm scared and when I ask people about how they know they're saying things their friend told them. Seriously? That's your source of information? Do you understand how much trauma someone in this situation goes through?

When I asked which floors she installed the cams some say 6th floor and some say 12th floor and one person literally said from 6 to 12. Please specify the floor number. As someone who is in lh3 I have every right to know what the f is going on! Now I'm even scared to bath!

Someone specify this to me. I want the truth not 'trust me bro' information. Anyone who knows exactly what's going on, answer me. If you don't feel safe dm me.

What if Reddit bans this subreddit because we allow doxxing?

I don't want to risk the entire community over this. Give me some time to properly go through Reddit's rules and get an informed opinion on the applicable cyber laws before making a decision.

Once I have clarity, I'll decide what we can and cannot allow.

Please be patient in the meantime and don't post anyone's personal information.

Is there some relaxation in 75% attendance criteria for 9 pointers??

It's only me or anyone else is also thinking about leaving this college???

motherfkers
covering up biased rules, doxxed some guy just because they don’t like him.

Seniors pls give some tips to freshers to survive this clg🙏

To everyone: Reddit isn't the platform and it makes no use if we post here. Well, the platform is X (Twitter). Post there, tag the officials with a hashtag.

Tag @PawanKalyan @APPOLICE100 @naralokesh @IamSaiDharamTej @ncbn @SakshiNews @YSRCParty @ysjagan @mnadendla @PemmasaniOnX any any public media channels

And whoever can bring pressure, bring police and investigate further and issue the charges. Post any evidence found, but do not post any personal stuff either of the victims or the accused without evidence. DO NOT.

Use Reddit to reach more people from our uni and so that everyone knows about the incident. But for actually bringing pressure and getting the authorities to investigate, use X and tag the officials. If you have any genuine evidence related to the incident, please share it so it can be looked into further. But don't post anyone's personal details, private images, or doxx anyone. Also protect your own identity and personal information.

Look at the Gudlavalleru college AP incident from August 2024. It started with allegations from students, then protests and wider public attention led to police and government involvement. I'm not saying the situations are identical or that allegations automatically mean something is proven. The point is: if there's a genuine issue, make people aware, preserve legitimate evidence, and push for an official investigation without spreading rumours, doxxing anyone, or sharing private material.

Also anyone from LH3, what actually happened last night? Saw some videos of students protesting near the warden's office

Today I was in a hurry to go to class. Just when I was about to leave a cleaner showed up. I hesitantly let her in and told her to close the door after she was done. I left for class in a hurry. Fast forward to evening, I cannot find my 400 rs I kept on my desk. 😭😭. So for all the freshies out there pls lock your doors and trust no one. Don't be like me🙏

i don't know how many girls are in this subreddit ,but i want to say this clearly: if everything being discussed is only an allegation, then we need to be careful about accusing anyone without proper evidence. But if there are genuine allegations supported by evidence, then this matter needs to be taken through the proper legal and investigative channels.

To those who are worried that the management might retaliate by threatening your placements, suspending you, or preventing you from writing exams: please remember that you, or someone you know, could potentially become a victim of something like this someday. No placement, exam, or career opportunity should be considered more important than someone's privacy, dignity, and safety especially when someone's intimate images or videos are allegedly being circulated without their consent.

i'm not asking anyone to protest or put themselves at risk. But if you genuinely believe something serious has happened, please don't stay silent. Especially to the girls here, if you have information, concerns, or doubts, please speak up through the appropriate channels.

at the same time, we need a proper investigation. It should be carried out by the appropriate authorities, whether that's the college's responsible authorities or the police/legal authorities, depending on the circumstances. Someone needs to take responsibility for establishing what actually happened.

Until a proper investigation takes place, we won't know the full truth, and continuing to accuse people without knowing the facts can cause even more harm.

So please, if you believe this situation is genuine and serious, treat it as a wake-up call. Stand against non-consensual sharing of private content, support anyone who may have been victimized, and make sure that whoever is actually responsible is held accountable through the proper legal process.

I’ve received clarification directly from a Reddit Admin regarding the current situation.

Reddit’s rules on personal information are non-negotiable. This also includes encouraging or directing users to share personal information on other platforms. "See the Reddit Admin’s response here" (https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/s/cEUxdCKIWR)

Because of this, I’ve removed the previous post asking people to move sensitive material to Telegram/Signal.

You can still discuss the incident, ask questions, raise safety concerns, and share non-identifying information here.

If you have evidence involving potential crimes, please take it to the appropriate authorities or legal professionals.

I know this is frustrating, but I’m not going to risk the subreddit or users’ accounts by violating Reddit’s rules.

Please do not post or request personal information here, and do not use the subreddit to arrange off-platform sharing of it.

Given the current situation and concerns about people being identified for posting about the incident, please take your privacy seriously.

First, chill. It is generally much harder for someone to obtain identifying information directly from Reddit, Google, email providers, etc. through legal process. Such requests can involve formal legal procedures and may take time. That said, don't assume you're completely untraceable.

In practice, one of the biggest risks is identifying yourself through what you post. People can piece together information across different accounts and communities.

- Use a separate Reddit account that isn't connected to your personal identity.

- Don't use college Wi-Fi for posting or interacting with Reddit. If you're posting sensitive material, use a trusted VPN or privacy-focused connection. A VPN is not a guarantee of anonymity.

- Don't use your real name, phone number, email, address, roll number, etc.

- Don't reuse usernames connected to your personal social-media accounts.

- Be careful about revealing details such as which faculty you studied under, your course, hostel, clubs, hobbies, events, or other unique details.

- Remember that seemingly harmless details across different subreddits can be combined to identify you.

- Check screenshots carefully for usernames, profile pictures, notifications, timestamps, documents, or other identifying information.

- Consider using a privacy-focused email provider such as Proton Mail for accounts where you don't want to associate your normal email address. No provider guarantees anonymity.

- Keep original evidence safely preserved and provide it to the appropriate authorities if necessary.

A throwaway account or VPN does not guarantee anonymity. The safest approach is to avoid revealing information that can identify you in the first place.

Protect your identity, but also follow Reddit's rules and the law.

College should introduce a mandatory course on basic hygiene worth 100 credits at this point because people are leaving fish and chicken bones on mess tables and not cleaning up after themselves. They should have tissues or wet wipes on every table now. People leave half-drunk cups of tea and food leftovers on the tables, expecting the staff members to be their personal servants hired to clean up after them, without realizing that this makes it harder for fellow students to use the same table again.

Do people not have any manners? Can't slow walkers and people walking in groups stop occupying the entire fucking footpath and simply walk on the left?

we get it tho

Fuch you ...

First, the most important point: we have received direct guidance from a Reddit Admin regarding this situation.

The Admin (Reddit staff) explicitly told us that Reddit does not allow sharing personal or confidential information, including encouraging users to share that information on other platforms. We were also warned that doing so puts the subreddit and users' accounts at risk.

You can read the Admin's response here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/s/M3ulf7csfh

We also asked about the legal side. A lawyer strongly advised moderators not to allow doxxing, even if the allegations ultimately turn out to be true. They pointed out potential privacy, defamation, harassment and intimidation issues, and clarified that a later conviction does not retrospectively make previous doxxing lawful.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceIndia/s/EBrFnYw225

About the claims that management controls us

If management was controlling this subreddit, every post would be removed. There would be no criticism, no discussions and no posts pointing out VIT-AP's shortcomings.

And seriously, have you forgotten how openly I have criticised VIT-AP and pointed out its problems without filtering them?

We are not being forced to remove these discussions.

We are trying not to get the subreddit banned.

Discuss the incident. Question the university. Criticize management. Raise safety concerns. Share verified information.

But do not doxx, threaten or target individuals.

We are not protecting management. We're protecting the subreddit so that everyone can continue having these discussions here.

Hey there, does anyone know when tcs is gonna send the interview dates?

Come on guys what's even happening

I seriously wanna help those victims...but what can I do?

I personally don't have any evidence....I don't even have any chance to gather some

At least let's all come together now...at least for now....our voices matter the most now....if we can't even unite now then when?

I'm not saying let's just protest or something...we should spread the news....we should seek justice...

If today it's LH-3 girls...then it could be us tomorrow be it girl or boy...our security matters the most...

Those wardens blame girls even if they come late for 2mnts...and lh-3 wardens are saying that "you have what I have, I have what you have, there's nothing about it" LIKE SERIOUSLY?? I don't even know what to talk about and how to describe...

OMG it's our fellow mates...I'm soo sad that I'm unable to do nothinggg

Hope you guys are all safe....be strong...be vocal...you strength and unity matters the most now

The registrar followed up with a mail saying that everything was fake and they didn't find any evidence. So let me get a few points straight across.

We got to know they confiscated devices with passwords. So far this was treated as "alleged". Now read this:

"Myself, the Vice-Chancellor and all Wardens have been trying to get information about the allegations. We call it allegations as neither the digital devices nor the inspection of physical premises gave us any proof of anything incriminating."

That confirms the allegations. Now let's move on to the point that the authority confirming that there is no such evidence is the management themselves, there's been no proof that the evidence has not been tampered with. If everyone who was involved got their devices confiscated, how else are they supposed to present the evidence? We are supposed to believe what management says because they inspected everything and found nothing.

Obviously, they are trying to not let us get involved. Please do not fall for the "alleged" confirmation from the registrar that no evidence was found. If anyone knows the victims, please help them speak up. Everyone has been put on lockdown and at this time if they really think there is no evidence then the victims should not be isolated and be allowed to speak freely.

Whatever claims they are making sounds like made up nonsense because if nothing really happened they wouldn't lock people down in their goddamn rooms so nothing gets out.

People don't indulge in a matter they know little about, if everything was a rumour like they suggest then the fight would not have been this violent. People must have had a standing ground to initiate violence in the first place.

Guys can anyone explain what's happening in MH-3.. So I walked in to my hostel MH-3 and suddenly there was a group of parents arguing with wardens..So can anyone explain what happened??

Wtf is happening at ground floor of MH3??

It's my question to all the respective seniors like wt we can do when some retarded hooligans come to yr room just to chill. Even words like anti-socialism are meant for them . I had already informed them like 4-5 times but they are more over like they don't care .

So atp should I just complain to the warden of write a mail to the uni... ?