Delhi UPSC Aspirant Murder: Hard Disk With Obscene Videos

A shocking twist has emerged in the murder case of a UPSC aspirant from Delhi, where her live-in partner has been accused of killing her. Police have reportedly recovered a hard disk from the accused’s possession containing obscene videos of more than 15 women. The discovery has made the case more disturbing and complicated, raising new questions about privacy, digital misuse, and women’s safety in modern relationships.

The incident took place in South Delhi, where the victim, a 26-year-old woman preparing for the UPSC examinations, was living with her partner in a rented flat. According to the police, an argument reportedly broke out between the couple a few days before the murder. Neighbours said they often heard fights between the two, but no one imagined it would end in such a tragedy.

After the woman was found dead, her partner was taken into custody. During investigation, police seized multiple electronic devices, including mobile phones and a hard disk. Forensic tests revealed the presence of several obscene videos involving multiple women, raising suspicions that the accused may have secretly recorded intimate moments without consent.

Sources within the Delhi Police said that at least 15 women might be identifiable from the footage found on the hard disk. Officers are now working to reach out to these women to confirm the circumstances of the videos. Cybercrime and forensic teams are also investigating whether any of the video clips were shared online or used for blackmail.

Investigators believe the recovery of the hard disk could help uncover the truth behind the murder and establish whether it was connected to threats or exposure of these videos. Police officials have requested patience from the public, asking people not to spread rumours or share unverified clips that could harm the dignity of potential victims.

The incident has shocked many across Delhi, especially among students and young professionals living away from home. On social media, people are expressing anger and concern over the misuse of trust in relationships. Many users have also called for stronger laws against cyber exploitation and stricter checks on digital privacy.

Some activists have pointed out that this case shows how emotional and physical safety can overlap with digital safety in today’s relationships. They say that awareness about consent and data privacy should start early, especially among young adults who are active on social media.

While the investigation is still ongoing, this case has raised larger questions about how technology is being misused to invade personal lives. Experts believe that the incident reflects a deeper issue — where modern relationships, often built on trust and convenience, can also become spaces for manipulation and control.

The Delhi Police have urged citizens to report any form of digital blackmail or non-consensual recording to the cybercrime helpline. For now, investigators are focused on cross-checking the hard disk data and verifying whether more victims could be involved.

This tragic incident, while deeply painful, also serves as a reminder of the growing need for digital respect, awareness, and responsibility.

With inputs from agencies

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