The group, however, does have chats where boys are talking about girls’ body parts and sharing morphed pictures. The officer said until now, the police have not found any conversation on the Bois Locker Room group suggesting sexual assault on any girl. “Due to its sensational nature and due to its availability in different student groups, it got mixed up with the ‘Bois Locker Room’ case,” he added. It is a separate conversation, on a separate platform,” the police officer said. “This Snapchat conversation about assaulting a girl had nothing to do with the Bois Locker Room group. In the meantime, some screenshots of conversations on the ‘Bois Locker Room’ Instagram group were also revealed, and the Snapchat screenshot got “mixed with it”, the police officer claimed. “Since the screenshot of the conversation went on social media, it started circulating in connected social media accounts of friends, schoolmates, etc,” the officer said. One of his friends then posted it on Instagram as his story, which started circulating on social media, the officer continued. While the girl did not forward the screenshots to anyone, the boy shared them with a few of his friends. He was oblivious to the fact that the girl, in fact, was ‘Siddharth’, and had herself started the conversation to judge his character,” the officer said. “The boy sent the girl the screenshot of his conversation with ‘Siddharth’ to alert her that someone was planning an assault on her. The police officer detailed that the boy, who got worried, took a screenshot of the chat on Snapchat and sent it to his friends, including the girl. How the screenshot got ‘mixed up’ with others
“The boy, however, declined to participate in any such plan suggested by ‘Siddharth’ and stopped further communication,” the officer added.Īlso read: Locker room boys to IT cell men: India’s rape culture grows without shame or consequences
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