印度Kerala邦警方逮捕了右翼评论人士TG Mohandas，指控他在YouTube频道Pathrika上发表针对女性抗议者的性暴力言论[1]。Mohandas曾声称"Delhi抗议可能导致强奸"、女性"喜欢强奸"和"享受被强奸"，并呼吁警察向抗议者开枪[1]。
参加Cockroach Janta Party学生抗议活动的女性正面临严重的在线骚扰[1]。女性抗议者遭遇虚假和AI操纵的图像、人身威胁、电话号码和家庭地址泄露等多种形式的骚扰[1]。
Mohandas系前RSS成员，但RSS已否认与其有关联[1]。对于这起逮捕，印度人民党指责该行动"具有歧视性"[1]。
A right-wing commentator in India's Kerala state has been arrested for posting inflammatory statements targeting women participants in student-led demonstrations.[1] TG Mohandas, whose channel operates on YouTube under the name Pathrika, faced legal action after making remarks that included claims that "Delhi protests could lead to rape," and assertions that women "like rape" and "enjoy being raped."[1] He also called for police to open fire on protesters.[1]
The arrest underscores a broader pattern of online harassment directed at female activists involved in the Cockroach Janta Party student movement.[1] Female protesters have been subjected to fabricated images, AI-manipulated content, personal threats, and the public disclosure of their phone numbers and home addresses.[1] Mohandas is identified as a former member of the RSS, though the organization has denied any affiliation with him.[1] The political controversy has intensified, with the ruling BJP characterizing the arrest as "discriminatory."[1]
The student-led CJP protests concluded last month, following the resignation of India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.[1]