A shocking scandal has come to light at a government hospital in Kahuta, in the Rawalpindi District of Punjab, where hospital staff were involved in secretly filming women and later blackmailing them. The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested two of the accused.
According to the Cyber Crime Wing spokesperson, one of the arrested individuals includes an X-ray room technician who was allegedly involved in inappropriate conduct with women visiting the hospital.
Police said that the suspects, Shakeel Ahmed and Zain-ul-Abideen, were involved in recording objectionable videos of women in the X-ray section.
Reports revealed that their accomplices also filmed these acts, which were later used to blackmail the victims.
Authorities stated that the arrested group had produced dozens of explicit videos, and videos of at least two women had been circulated on social media.
During the investigation, mobile phones and a laptop were recovered from the suspects and have been sent for forensic analysis.
The Cyber Crime Wing said that further investigation is underway, and additional arrests are likely.
The Rawalpindi Health Department has suspended the arrested employees and formed an inquiry committee, which will operate under the supervision of the District Health Officer.
The committee includes the Medical Superintendent of the THQ Hospital and the Deputy District Health Officer of Kahuta, and it is required to submit its report within seven days.
