Kolkatta cyber police station makes its first arrest

Man held for sending lewd mails to sister-in-law

PTI | September 27, 2010



City cyber police today arrested a man from adjoining Howrah district on the charge of sending lewed mails to his sister-in law.

Adhiraj Roychowdhury (45), a former manager of a private bank, was arrested from the residence of his in-laws for the alleged offence, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime), Damayanti Sen said.

The south Kolkata resident used to send mails to her, an employee of a computer firm in the city, from different places including Mumbai and Delhi.

This was the first arrest made by the cyber police station, opened a few days ago.

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