In a shocking incident, a husband and wife were arrested for allegedly live streaming their sexual acts on a mobile app for money, police said on Thursday.
The couple would share access links on the app with users who paid to watch the content. During the live streams, the man (41), a car driver by profession, and his wife (37) reportedly wore masks to conceal their identities, they said.
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The couple admitted to engaging in the act as a means of earning easy money.
Acting on a tip-off, they were arrested after a case was registered under IT Act, they added.
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