The family of a groom called off a wedding in the Indian state of Rajasthan after they received intimate videos of the 23-year-old bride just a day before the ceremony. The video was sent by a man from Surat, as reported by the Indian media outlets.

According to the media report, the father of the groom stopped the wedding after he received a video in which the bride was seen in a compromising manner.

The wedding took place in Sikar city of the Indian state of Rajasthan on November 10.

<h2>Bride's family registers FIR against accused</h2>

The accused, who was identified as Jishan, had allegedly threatened the family of the victim and asked them to send him money if they did not want him to circulate the videos.

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After the wedding was cancelled, the grandfather of the victim registered a Zero FIR against the accused at Kotwali police station in the Churu district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. The FIR was later transferred to Limbayat police.

When the bride was confronted by her grandfather, she revealed that she had met the man in college and had been raped by him, after which he was blackmailing her.

Jishan was booked for rape, extortion and voyeurism by the police. The man's father, mother and brother were also booked for allegedly abetting the crime.

As per the FIR, both the victim and accused were originally from Churu but were living in Surat.

The victim was first befriended by Jishan, who then took her pictures which he used to allegedly blackmail her and threatened to show these pictures to the family if she declined to go with him to hotels.

The man allegedly raped the victim at hotels in Surat and also recorded the act. He then threatened the victim to give him money otherwise he would release the videos.

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After the victim's family arranged her marriage with a man from Churu, she was allegedly threatened by Jishan who warned her not to marry the other man.

However, when she decided to go ahead with the marriage, the accused sent her intimate videos to the family of the groom.

"We received the Zero FIR from Kotwali police station of Churu, based on which we registered a case against Jishan and his family members," said a Limbayat police officer.

(With inputs from agencies)

The family of a groom called off a wedding in the Indian state of Rajasthan after they received intimate videos of the 23-year-old bride just a day before the ceremony.

The family of a groom called off a wedding in the Indian state of Rajasthan after they received intimate videos of the 23-year-old bride just a day before the ceremony. The video was sent by a man from Surat, as reported by the Indian media outlets. According to the media report, the father of the groom stopped the wedding after he received a video in which the bride was seen in a compromising manner. The wedding took place in Sikar city of the Indian state of Rajasthan on November 10. Bride's family registers FIR against accused The accused, who was identified as Jishan, had allegedly threatened the family of the victim and asked them to send him money if they did not want him to circulate the videos. Also Read: Delhiites brace for traffic chaos as 450k weddings to be held in 3 weeks After the wedding was cancelled, the grandfather of the victim registered a Zero FIR against the accused at Kotwali police station in the Churu district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. The FIR was later transferred to Limbayat police. When the bride was confronted by her grandfather, she revealed that she had met the man in college and had been raped by him, after which he was blackmailing her. Jishan was booked for rape, extortion and voyeurism by the police. The man's father, mother and brother were also booked for allegedly abetting the crime. As per the FIR, both the victim and accused were originally from Churu but were living in Surat. The victim was first befriended by Jishan, who then took her pictures which he used to allegedly blackmail her and threatened to show these pictures to the family if she declined to go with him to hotels. The man allegedly raped the victim at hotels in Surat and also recorded the act. He then threatened the victim to give him money otherwise he would release the videos. Also Read: Slice of royal wedding cake from 1947 fetches $2,800 at an auction After the victim's family arranged her marriage with a man from Churu, she was allegedly threatened by Jishan who warned her not to marry the other man. However, when she decided to go ahead with the marriage, the accused sent her intimate videos to the family of the groom. "We received the Zero FIR from Kotwali police station of Churu, based on which we registered a case against Jishan and his family members," said a Limbayat police officer. (With inputs from agencies)

Groom's father cancels wedding after family receives bride's 'obscene' video

In the opening game of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2022, a huge controversy erupted. As&nbsp;Nellai Royal Kings (NRK) locked horns with the Chepauk Super Gillies (CSG), at the Indian Cement Company Ground, Tirunelveli, the Chepauk XI were asked to chase down a mammoth 185. During the start of the run-chase, N Jagadeesan made heads turn for all the wrong reasons.

In the fourth over of the second innings, bowled by Baba Aparajith, Jagadeesan was run-out by the bowler at the non-striker's end for backing too much. After being adjudged out via the controversial mode of dismissal (i.e. Mankading), the Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) player was furious and publicly flashed the middle finger several times on senior domestic player Aparajith en route to the pavillion. As fans and supporters have slammed him, strict action is expected against him.&nbsp;

On Friday afternoon (June 24), Chepauk's opener Jagadeesan issued a public apology on Twitter.&nbsp;"My deepest apologies to all of you for my inexcusable behaviour at yesterday's match. Cricket has always been what I live for - and the sportsmanship that comes along with the sport is something I deeply respect. Which is why it is very hard for me to digest how I reacted."

"Passion is always key in any sport - but controlling it and channelising it the right way is more important. And that is something I failed at doing when I let my temper get the better of me. No excuses for what has been done, I will do better and be better. With Regret, Jagadeesan"

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The Tamil Nadu-born cricketer returned for a 15-ball 25. Nonetheless, he made headlines&nbsp;for&nbsp;the wrong reasons and will hope to learn from his mistakes after making the obscene gesture.

Talking about the match, the game went down to the wire as TNPL's new season has started with a bang. After the Royal Kings posted 184-4, riding on Sanjay Yadav's 87 and L Suryaprakash's 67, Chepauk also ended their full quota of overs at 184-8 before the Kings defeated them in the super over.

In the opening game of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2022, a huge controversy erupted. As Nellai Royal Kings (NRK) locked horns with the Chepauk Super Gillies (CSG), at the Indian Cement Company Ground, Tirunelveli, the Chepauk XI were asked to chase down a mammoth 185.

In the opening game of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2022, a huge controversy erupted. As Nellai Royal Kings (NRK) locked horns with the Chepauk Super Gillies (CSG), at the Indian Cement Company Ground, Tirunelveli, the Chepauk XI were asked to chase down a mammoth 185. During the start of the run-chase, N Jagadeesan made heads turn for all the wrong reasons. In the fourth over of the second innings, bowled by Baba Aparajith, Jagadeesan was run-out by the bowler at the non-striker's end for backing too much. After being adjudged out via the controversial mode of dismissal (i.e. Mankading), the Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) player was furious and publicly flashed the middle finger several times on senior domestic player Aparajith en route to the pavillion. As fans and supporters have slammed him, strict action is expected against him. On Friday afternoon (June 24), Chepauk's opener Jagadeesan issued a public apology on Twitter. "My deepest apologies to all of you for my inexcusable behaviour at yesterday's match. Cricket has always been what I live for - and the sportsmanship that comes along with the sport is something I deeply respect. Which is why it is very hard for me to digest how I reacted." "Passion is always key in any sport - but controlling it and channelising it the right way is more important. And that is something I failed at doing when I let my temper get the better of me. No excuses for what has been done, I will do better and be better. With Regret, Jagadeesan" pic.twitter.com/FkfogtKkci — Jagadeesan (@Jagadeesan_200) June 24, 2022 × ALSO READ | Ian Bishop lauds Sarfaraz Khan as Indian batter averages 82 in FC cricket, second only to Sir Don Bradman The Tamil Nadu-born cricketer returned for a 15-ball 25. Nonetheless, he made headlines for the wrong reasons and will hope to learn from his mistakes after making the obscene gesture. Talking about the match, the game went down to the wire as TNPL's new season has started with a bang. After the Royal Kings posted 184-4, riding on Sanjay Yadav's 87 and L Suryaprakash's 67, Chepauk also ended their full quota of overs at 184-8 before the Kings defeated them in the super over.

CSK player issues apology after flashing middle finger post his Mankad dismissal in opening tie of TNPL 2022

United States House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said on Saturday she has been flooded with &quot;obscene and sick&quot; calls and text messages after a hacker linked to Russia posted personal contact information online for her and hundreds of other Democratic lawmakers and aides. 
 
Pelosi sent a letter to colleagues warning them to take precautions and said she was changing her phone number after a hacker identified as &quot;Guccifer 2.0&quot; posted the personal cellphone numbers and email addresses on Friday.&nbsp; 
 
The posted information appeared to have been gained in the electronic breach of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the fundraising and campaign arm of Democrats in the House of Representatives. 
 
Other Democratic campaign groups, including the Democratic National Committee, also were targeted by the cyber attack, which was made public late last month. 
 
&quot;On a personal note, I was in the air flying from Florida to California when the news broke. Upon landing, I have received scores of mostly obscene and sick calls, voicemails and text messages,&quot; Pelosi told her colleagues, urging them to keep their phones and incoming text messages away from their family members and children. 
 
&quot;This is a sad course of events, not only for us, but more importantly for our country,&quot; said Pelosi, who earlier in the week blamed Russia for the cyber attack and called it an &quot;electronic Watergate&quot; akin to the 1972 burglary at Democratic Party headquarters that ultimately brought down Republican President Richard Nixon. 
 
John Ramsey, the House`s chief information security officer, sent a memo to lawmakers and aides whose information had been made public urging them to change passwords for all their accounts and to consider changing their non-House email addresses. 
 
He said the hacker had uploaded a spreadsheet with a mix of House and personal email addresses and cellphone numbers for &quot;nearly every&quot; House Democrat and &quot;an assorted number of Republicans,&quot; and similar information for hundreds of staffers. 
 
&quot;Along with the Excel file, `Guccifer 2.0` uploaded documents that included the account names and passwords for an assortment of subscription services used by the DCCC. Initial analysis identifies some members` home addresses, along with their spouse`s name, marital status, and religion,&quot; the memo said. 
 
US intelligence officials have concluded that Guccifer 2.0 is an individual or group operating with or for the GRU, the Russian military intelligence agency. Russia has denied involvement in the breach. 
 
The potential Russian involvement in the cyber attack has ignited a fierce campaign debate, with Democrats accusing the Russians of trying to aid Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. 
 
But US officials suspect the operation and others directed at the DNC and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton`s campaign were more likely an attempt to pursue email chains into classified networks or in search of national security policy information than to influence the November 8 US election. 
 
&quot;The Russian assumption probably is that it doesn`t matter much who wins the election, because Wall Street and other powerful lobbies really run the country,&quot; one of the officials said on Saturday, speaking like the others on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence assessments. 
 
&quot;The old Soviet belief hasn`t faded completely when it comes to foreign policy,&quot; the official said. 
 
(Reuters)

Contact details and email addresses of hundreds of Democratic lawmakers outed online by hacker identified as Guccifer 2.0

United States House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said on Saturday she has been flooded with "obscene and sick" calls and text messages after a hacker linked to Russia posted personal contact information online for her and hundreds of other Democratic lawmakers and aides. Pelosi sent a letter to colleagues warning them to take precautions and said she was changing her phone number after a hacker identified as "Guccifer 2.0" posted the personal cellphone numbers and email addresses on Friday. The posted information appeared to have been gained in the electronic breach of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the fundraising and campaign arm of Democrats in the House of Representatives. Other Democratic campaign groups, including the Democratic National Committee, also were targeted by the cyber attack, which was made public late last month. "On a personal note, I was in the air flying from Florida to California when the news broke. Upon landing, I have received scores of mostly obscene and sick calls, voicemails and text messages," Pelosi told her colleagues, urging them to keep their phones and incoming text messages away from their family members and children. "This is a sad course of events, not only for us, but more importantly for our country," said Pelosi, who earlier in the week blamed Russia for the cyber attack and called it an "electronic Watergate" akin to the 1972 burglary at Democratic Party headquarters that ultimately brought down Republican President Richard Nixon. John Ramsey, the House`s chief information security officer, sent a memo to lawmakers and aides whose information had been made public urging them to change passwords for all their accounts and to consider changing their non-House email addresses. He said the hacker had uploaded a spreadsheet with a mix of House and personal email addresses and cellphone numbers for "nearly every" House Democrat and "an assorted number of Republicans," and similar information for hundreds of staffers. "Along with the Excel file, `Guccifer 2.0` uploaded documents that included the account names and passwords for an assortment of subscription services used by the DCCC. Initial analysis identifies some members` home addresses, along with their spouse`s name, marital status, and religion," the memo said. US intelligence officials have concluded that Guccifer 2.0 is an individual or group operating with or for the GRU, the Russian military intelligence agency. Russia has denied involvement in the breach. The potential Russian involvement in the cyber attack has ignited a fierce campaign debate, with Democrats accusing the Russians of trying to aid Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. But US officials suspect the operation and others directed at the DNC and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton`s campaign were more likely an attempt to pursue email chains into classified networks or in search of national security policy information than to influence the November 8 US election. "The Russian assumption probably is that it doesn`t matter much who wins the election, because Wall Street and other powerful lobbies really run the country," one of the officials said on Saturday, speaking like the others on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence assessments. "The old Soviet belief hasn`t faded completely when it comes to foreign policy," the official said. (Reuters)

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