New Delhi: In a recent update on Twitter child pornography case, the Delhi Police has raided several raids across the nation and arrested 3 accused.

The Delhi Police has established a team of 8 people who carried out the investigation. This comes after the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) lashed out at the Delhi Police for not taking the matter seriously.

As reported earlier, the DCW had summoned the Delhi Police and Twitter India seeking answers over its action against those who were peddling child abuse and assault videos on Twitter.

The commission claimed that it had found out that videos of children engaging in pornography were circulating on Twitter.

Meanwhile, the Twitter has informed the DCW that ‘everything is going good’. However, unsatisfied with its answer, DCW Chairperson Swati Maliwal has instructed it to take appropriate action at the latest.

ट्विटर पे चाइल्ड पॉर्नग्रैफ़िक रैकट पे हमारे ऐक्शन के बाद दिल्ली पुलिस ने FIR दर्ज की है। उन्होंने हमको बताया है की 8 एक्स्पर्ट टीम बनाई गयी है जिसने देश में कई जगह छापे मार 3 लोगों को गिरफ़्तार किया है। ट्विटर को जल्द कदम उठाने चाहिए जिससे उनकी बच्चों के प्रति जवाबदेही तय हो!

— Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) September 30, 2022

Taking to the Twitter, Maliwal shared few pictures as evidence saying the matter will be taken to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

Breaking –

DCW Chief @SwatiJaiHind yet again exposes #ChildPornography rackets on Twitter. Several videos promoting rape also found on the platform. pic.twitter.com/EZomcdhTvb

— Delhi Commission for Women – DCW (@DCWDelhi) September 30, 2022

Meliwal slammed the Twitter for having a casual attitude towards the matter. She said, “Subsequent to our expose, Twitter deleted some videos on their platform. However there are still thousands of #ChildPorn and rape videos available on Twitter. We are sending these links to CBI for action.”

Subsequent to our expose, Twitter deleted some videos on their platform. However there are still thousands of #ChildPorn and rape videos available on Twitter. We are sending these links to CBI for action. pic.twitter.com/N8rsOneXCs

— Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) September 30, 2022