Viral alert! After Raj Kundra's arrest, netizens dig out his old tweet on Porn vs Prostitution debate

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New Delhi: After businessman Raj Kundra was arrested and sent to police custody till July 23, a meme fest has unleashed online. He was arrested by the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police in a case relating to the creation of pornographic films and publishing them through some apps on Monday night (July 19, 2021). 

At least 11 people including Raj Kundra have been arrested in the case for alleged involvement in a case relating to the production of pornography.  Trolls can't keep calm over his arrest and alleged involvement in the case. 

Netizens got their hands on one of his old tweets on the Porn vs Prostitution debate which rocked social media back in 2012. Take a look at some of the screenshots being shared on Twitter: 

BREAKING : Shilpa Shetty Husband Raj Kundra ARRESTED by Mumbai Crime Branch for publishing Adult Films Racket #RajKundra
Here is one of his old tweet.
Shameful it is. @TheShilpaShetty pic.twitter.com/Ie14Bh6vVG

— Neha Gupta (@nehagupta_me) July 19, 2021

RAJ KUNDRA BOOKED

Kundra was booked under IPC Sections 420 (cheating), 34 (common intention), 292 and 293 (related to obscene and indecent advertisements and displays), and relevant sections of the IT Act and the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act.

The police have gathered evidence that establishes connections between the two business entities, the officer said. They have found their WhatsApp groups, e-mail exchanges, accounting details and some porn films after a search of Kundra's Mumbai office, Bharambe said. "As incriminating evidence was collected in this case, we arrested Raj Kundra and his IT head Ryan Thorpe," he said, adding "our probe in the case is on". 

During the investigation, it also came to light that there were many porn-related apps which were operating in the cyber world, he said. The police then arrested producer Roma Khan, her husband, actress Gehna Vashishth, director Tanveer Hashmi and Umesh Kamath (who used to look after India operations of Kundra's firm), he said. In all, 11 persons have been arrested so far in the case, the police officer said. The crime branch has so far frozen at least Rs 7.50 crore in various accounts of apps operators as a crime proceeds, he said, adding there are some wanted accused too. 

"After the investigation, we laid our hands on some documentary evidence, some electronic evidence and some other evidence that came to us," the officer said. Because of the content, the app at the centre of the racket was taken down from the Apple store in June 2020, he said. "As of now what we see is that Kenrin might have got established only to bypass laws because in India it was not allowed...But all the content creation, operations and account management were done in Mumbai," he said. 

(With PTI inputs)