Video of Gujarat Gynaec Hospital shared on social media. India News – The Times of India

Rajkot/Ahmedabad: in a serious violation Female secrecyWhile showing the CCTV video of a private hospital in Rajkot, women were broadcast on social media to undergo a gynecological check-up and medical treatment, inspiring the police to commit crime.
The Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Branch, which was assigned an inquiry with its Rajkot counterparts, revealed that the videos of many women were uploaded on YouTube and shared on telegram channels. The footage was traced back in the CCTV camera installed in the hospital’s outdoor patient department (OPD).
YouTube channel, identified as ‘Megha MBBS’, not only hosted the video, but also included Telegram link in the commentary section, allowing the audience to reach additional materials. Several membership proposals were also made in the link to see other clear materials. In the last one month, these videos have allegedly watched more than five million times.
The hospital located in a commercial complex near Rai intersection in Rajkot came under investigation on Monday after the light of Breach.
Rajkot Deputy Commissioner of Crime (DCP) Dr. Partharaj Singh Gohil confirmed that a team had visited the hospital to gather more information. The cybercrime team found that the video was first shared on Telegram in sept 2024 and was later uploaded on YouTube on 6 January 2025. A woman was given an injection in a particularly disturbing clip.
Assistant Police Commissioner (ACP), Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime, Hardik Macadia, said, “The circulation of such videos is a serious violation of secrecy. A case is registered under Section 66E and 67 of 66E and 67 Information Technology Act, Which confidential violations and addresses. Publication of online pornographic materials.
Police are working to identify people responsible for violation and catch them. Efforts are also being made to remove footage from all platforms to protect the victim’s confidentiality.
State Health Minister and government spokesperson Rushikesh Patel said that he was informed about the video leak through media reports. He confirmed that Ahmedabad Cybercrime Branch had already registered a case and will have to follow the necessary action after the investigation is over.
Patel said, “There are technical aspects to consider whether the hospital’s CCTV system was hacked.
The minister said that government hospitals do not establish CCTVs in patient treatment areas to ensure secrecy and private hospitals have been instructed to follow similar guidelines in the past.