Delhi Police recover forged photos porn CDs in Swami Chaitanyanand Saraswati molestation probe - India Today
Delhi Police have uncovered forged photographs and pornographic CDs while investigating molestation allegations against Swami Chaitanyanand Saraswati. The items were reportedly recovered during searches linked to the ongoing probe into complaints of harassment and misconduct. Investigators believe the material could have been planted or manipulated to influence the case and mislead authorities. Officials are now examining the evidence to determine its authenticity and whether it was part of a larger attempt to discredit the investigation or the complainants. The case has attracted widespread attention due to the involvement of a religious leader, raising concerns about possible misuse of digital tools to create fabricated content. Police sources confirmed that digital forensics teams are analyzing the CDs and photos to trace their origin and creators. The development adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing case, highlighting how forged content can be used to interfere with sensitive legal proceedings.
The Key points
- Delhi Police recovered fake photographs and porn CDs.
- Evidence surfaced during probe into molestation charges.
- Swami Chaitanyanand Saraswati is the accused in the case.
- Authorities suspect content may have been planted.
- Digital forensics teams are examining the seized material.
- Police investigating possible attempts to mislead probe.
- Recovery raises questions about evidence tampering.
- Case draws national attention due to religious leader’s role.
- Forged content may have been used to discredit complainants.
- Investigation continues to trace source of fabricated evidence.
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