Pune: Controversial Sex Techniques Camp Cancelled, Case Filed Against Organizers Under Information Technology Act

Pune, 17th September 2022: After an advertisement appeared on social media, organisers of a controversial sex techniques camp were finally booked in a cyber police station under the Information Technology Act. The concerned organisation has summarised that this camp is being cancelled due to the wrong discussion.

Satyam Shivam Sundaram Foundation in Uttar Pradesh decided to conduct a sexual training camp during the Navratri festival from 1st to 3rd October. Advertisements about it were circulated on social media. A mobile number was also given for the necessary registration for the camp by charging a fee of Rs 15,000. Meanwhile, there was a lot of heated discussion on social media regarding the related camp.

This camp was opposed by various social and political organisations in the city. After that, the cyber police station of the crime branch of Pune city police started the investigation of the matter. The police registered a case under the Information Technology Act against the owner of Satyam Shivam Sundaram and others for publishing and broadcasting obscene photographs.

Police constable Manisha Pukale has filed a complaint in this matter. Police inspector Kumar Ghadge is investigating this case. Earlier, the head of the organisation, Ravi Singh, contacted the police and summarised that the program was cancelled in the background of the wrong information spread about the camp and the opposition to it.