After converting the clips into QR codes, Sisodia allegedly sold them to Taily and some others.A few clips were subsequently shared by three YouTube channels, including one owned by Taily, with the description carrying a link to a Telegram group.Members of the Telegram group were charged Rs 2,000 per video, said the release.Besides the maternity home in Rajkot, Dhamelia and his accomplice Rayan Perera allegedly hacked into nearly 50,000 CCTVs of hospitals, offices, schools, colleges and even CCTVs installed in people’s bedrooms, said Deputy Commissioner of Police, Cyber Crime, Lavina Sinha.All seven accused persons have been booked for criminal conspiracy and voyeurism under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and for cyber terrorism under section 66(f)(2) of the Information Technology Act, said the release.
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