The hashtag #AnshFiles has been trending on Instagram and Reddit this week. Social media users are sharing serious allegations against Ansh Pratap Singh, who is said to be from Lucknow.
Several anonymous accounts have posted “confessions” accusing him of online harassment and misconduct. The situation has sparked concern across online communities.
It is important to note that these claims are currently unverified social media allegations. There is no confirmed public record of a formal police complaint at this time.
What Are The Allegations Under #AnshFiles?
Posts circulating online claim a pattern of inappropriate online behavior.
Some users allege that:
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He targeted minor girls, reportedly between 13 and 15 years old
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He misrepresented his age online
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He contacted girls through social media platforms
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He pressured them to meet in person
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He continued messaging from multiple accounts after being blocked
These claims have spread widely, but authorities have not officially confirmed them.
What Is “Ansh Ki Tea”?
The term “Ansh ki tea” is being used on Instagram as slang for sharing allegations and screenshots related to the case.
Anonymous confession pages and content creators are posting chat screenshots and personal accounts. Their stated aim is to raise awareness.
However, sharing unverified content online can also cause harm and legal complications.
Are There Any Official Complaints?
As of now, there is no confirmed public statement from the Lucknow Police about a registered case.
Users on Reddit, including members of r/LegalAdviceIndia, are urging people to file formal complaints instead of relying only on social media exposure.
If minors are involved, such allegations could fall under India’s POCSO Act, which deals strictly with offences against children.
How To Report Online Harassment In Lucknow
Anyone facing harassment should report it through official channels:
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Women Power Line: Dial 1091 for immediate help
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Lucknow Police: File a direct complaint at a police station
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Cyber Crime Portal: Report online harassment at cybercrime.gov.in
Formal complaints help authorities investigate properly.
Important Reminder
Social media trends can spread fast. But allegations remain allegations unless proven in court.
People should avoid turning serious accusations into gossip or memes. If someone has experienced harassment, the safest step is to report it to the police.
