SSP Noida’s leaked videos were not doctored: UP government

LUCKNOW: Eight days after the state government claimed that the explicit videos of SSP Noida Vaibhav Krishna were morphed, a report by the Forensic Science Laboratory, Gujarat, has stated that videos were not doctored.
ADG Lucknow zone SN Sabat will now probe the entire controversy around the leaking of videos. Sabat will also conduct a departmental inquiry against Krishna who has been accused of misconduct because of the videos.

The report of FSL Gujarat was released by UP home department on Thursday along with information regarding Krishna’s suspension.The report states “no edit, altercation medication, morphing was observed in the video”. The report further states that “Krishna himself called a press conference and had claimed that the videos were morphed”.
Three sleazy videos and several explicit chats with a woman went viral on January 1. Later in the day, Krishna had held a press conference claiming that the leaked videos were doctored and even the government had endorsed his stand. He had also lodged an FIR at Sector 20 police station in Noida against unknown persons under sections 67 (publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic form) of the Information Technology Act.
The FIR stated that the woman is not visible in the videos of a social media and video chat, but the male caller is projected as SSP Vaibhav Krishna. In the course of text chat, the individual is identified as “Vaibhav”.
On January 3, DGP OP Singh had ordered inquiry by SP Hapur into the leaked videos.
The video clips were sent to FSL Gujarat for forensic examination on January 4.