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Mumbai: Forced and threatened, claim porn case victims

Actors seen in the videos tell police they were lured with money, success, but later threatened with police cases for refusing to work in such films

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The porn videos were bought by platforms allegedly run by businessman Raj Kundra. Kundra was at Killa court on Tuesday for his remand hearing in the case. Pic/Suresh Karkera

The porn videos were bought by platforms allegedly run by businessman Raj Kundra. Kundra was at Killa court on Tuesday for his remand hearing in the case. Pic/Suresh Karkera

Statements given to the police by victims in the pornography racket busted in February this year have revealed how the women were lured with money amid the lockdown, forced to perform obscene acts and threatened with police cases for violating the contract if they objected. mid-day has accessed the details of statements recorded by two such women.

The two small-time actresses were struggling to find work amid the lockdown. Signing up for work with the accused led them to be forced into making pornographic content. They were allegedly forced by accused Gehna Vasisth, Rova Khan and Tanveer Khan into the work. The trio sold the videos to Arvind Srivastava alias Yash Thakur and businessman Raj Kundra. The videos were later uploaded on platforms such as Hot Hit, Nuefliks and HotShots.

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