THE THREE accused arrested last Friday from Haryana in the Clubhouse app case were produced in a magistrate court on Monday and remanded to further custody of cyber police till Friday (January 28) as police told court that they want to probe if there are any monetary and political links to the case. Akash Suyal, 19, an HSC student, Jaishnav Kakkar, 20, a BCom student, and Yashkumar Parashar (22), a law student, are accused of voice-chatting in a public group on the Clubhouse app, a social audio app, where they allegedly talked about raping women and also about auctioning their body parts. The police are in the process of collecting their voice samples to match them with those on the objectionable chats. While arguing for an extension of their custody, public prosecutor Prasad Joshi said, “During the probe, some monetary links have come to the fore. The officials need to find out if anyone instigated them or financially supported their activities. The police team is also trying to find out if they have any political links.” In a related development, the Cyber Police has written to the Clubhouse app to join the probe. “We want them to give us more…
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