Archita Phukan’s Ex-Boyfriend Held for Fake AI Image Circulation
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Police Act Swiftly on Viral AI Image Case
The Assam Police have arrested the former boyfriend of digital creator Archita Phukan for allegedly creating and distributing morphed AI-generated obscene images of her online. The case, which went viral across social media platforms last week, triggered massive public outcry over digital safety and the misuse of artificial intelligence.
No Connection to Pornography, Says Police
Guwahati Police Commissioner Diganta Borah issued a formal statement clarifying that Archita Phukan has no association with any pornographic material, as falsely portrayed in the images. The viral content was digitally fabricated with the intent to malign her reputation.
Ex-Boyfriend Allegedly Plotted the Digital Crime
The arrested accused, reportedly her former partner, had allegedly used AI tools to morph and circulate explicit visuals, violating multiple sections under the Information Technology Act and Indian Penal Code. Authorities claim the accused acted with personal vendetta after their relationship ended.
Digital Evidence and Technical Surveillance Helped Crack Case
The cybercrime unit of Assam Police used advanced technical surveillance and forensic tools to trace the origin of the images, eventually leading to the ex-boyfriend’s arrest. Police officials recovered key digital evidence, including software history and distribution logs from the suspect’s device.
Growing Concerns Over AI Misuse
This case has once again highlighted the alarming rise in AI-driven harassment and privacy violations in India. Experts and legal professionals are calling for stricter AI regulations and better public awareness regarding deepfake content and digital consent.
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Influencer Appeals for Justice and Awareness
Archita Phukan took to Instagram to thank her supporters and urged stricter legal action against cyber offenders. She also emphasized the importance of protecting women from AI-generated abuse, stressing that digital platforms must act responsibly.
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