New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Saturday said it had questioned six people, including two women and a juvenile, in connection with a chat on the Clubhouse application wherein objectionable and abusive comments were made against women.It has not made any arrest in the case yet. A clip of the chat on the app has gone viral, following which the police action began. One of the users, Kerala-resident Anchal Anand, joined the investigation and admitted to having username Anchal on Clubhouse. She had participated in a conversation with one Roma, a senior police officer said. During the chat room discussion, other members had passed derogatory and vulgar comments regarding women, but Anchal had only passed general remarks. Her mobile phone and notepad have been seized, the police said. User Naumaan Jabber, a resident of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, had created an account on Clubhouse on July 25 last year with the username @mr_casanova. He was using this account continuously since then, the police said. He created another account on Clubhouse around two months ago with the username @vercase_on_me (Toosexytoohandle) as a backup. On January 6, on the request of one of his Clubhouse friends Akash Suyal, he shared his second account…
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Clubhouse chat case: '6 people questioned' – Millennium Post
