4 anybody, he would eliminate her and also make her intimate scenes viral on the social media. He further submits that the investigation of the case has not yet been completed. The entire allegation in the FIR as well as the statement recorded under Section 161 of Cr.P.C read with other materials available on records are a pointer to the fact that the crime committed by the petitioner are serious in nature. The victim has been at the receiving end of an unabated mental torture due to the blackmailing tactics used by the petitioner. 5. While examining the pages of the case records, prima facie, it appears that the petitioner has uploaded the said photos/videos on a social media platform i.e. Facebook and with the intervention of the police, after some days, he deleted the said objectionable contents from the Facebook. In fact, the information in the public domain is like toothpaste, once it is out of the tube one can’t get it back in and once the information is in the public domain it will never go away. Under the Indian Criminal Justice system a strong penal action is prescribed against the accused for such heinous crime but there is no mechanism available with respect to the right of the victim to get the objectionable photographs deleted