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UPosting on behalf of a friend for advice.
They’re part of an online group chat of IRL friends that expanded to friends-of-friends. A guy in the group (handle: @echo_foxtrot_sierra) claimed to be a pilot with Emirates. He made it believable by sharing “cockpit” photos/videos, talking about flight schedules, and even said he had a fiancée (also a “pilot”) named Zainab Ladhha. He later added two more “pilot” friends (both women).
Once the girls thought these accounts were women, they added them to a girls-only GC. That’s when things went wrong.
It turned out all these pilot accounts were fake. After being removed, the guy got offended and started leaking private chats from the girls’ GC into another group. He was body-shaming, rating their bodies, sharing private messages, and discussing them with his fake accounts. He also leaked those conversations back, creating chaos between groups and pretending to stay neutral.
Recently, everything came out. Someone from the other side exposed him. He isn’t a pilot at all—he’s an Indian travel agent/Umrah guide running multiple fake accounts.
Because of this, several girls (some of whom wear hijab and are very private) have faced harassment, bullying, privacy violations, and even rape threats from unknown men on Instagram after their messages were leaked.
This was all done without consent.
What should be the next step here? Should this be reported to cyber crime authorities, and if yes, how to go about it?
(Disclaimer: This is a summarized version of events, structured with the help of AI.)
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UReport it on the cyber crime portal.. you can do it by accessing their website – cybercrime.gov.in
Create an account and enter all the details of the incident.. you will be contacted by the appointed officer in a few days..
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UCan I report anonymously as this incident doesn’t involve me but I would like to seek justice on behalf of my friend who was deceived and harassed
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