Two girls in video say they knew about prank, but unaware it'd be put online: Delhi Police

New Delhi: Two girls who were in the "prank" video made by "crazy Sumit" and his associates, were questioned by police and they said they knew about the prank but were unaware it will be uploaded on the Internet.

The two girls, who are from Gurgaon and Delhi, joined the probe yesterday and were questioned at their respective homes, said a senior police officer.

Their family members visited the Crime Branch office at Kamla Market and were told the statements of the two girls were to be recorded and the police team later visited their homes for the purpose, he said.

The girls said they were in the know of what was being done and recorded but they didn't know the video will be uploaded on the Internet, he said.

20-year-old Sumit Kumar Singh, who runs the YouTube channel in the name of "Crazy Sumit", and Satyajeet Kadian (25) were apprehended last week from Gurugram in connection with the video where the former could be seen randomly kissing girls and running away.

A case was registered against Sumit under section 354 (assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty) of IPC and section 67 (punishment for publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic form) of IT Act following an outrage over the clip.

With the girls saying that they knew what was going to be filmed, police will now be seeking legal opinion on the matter to understand whether the sections need to be changed, said the officer.

Meanwhile, Sumit and Satyajeet are likely to be questioned tomorrow on the matter again, he said.