A court in Uttar Pradesh sentences a temple priest to life imprisonment after finding he lures girls into a room under the pretext of offering “prasad,” then records videos of obscene acts and sells them to foreigners. The reporting describes the scheme as involving girls who visit the temple and are taken away from the main area before the abuse and recording.

Multiple outlets say the case comes to light through international leads. One report adds that Interpol alerts the Indian government about the priest’s activities, which helps trigger the investigation and subsequent prosecution. All three accounts also mention that the court imposes a monetary penalty alongside the prison term.

While the overall facts largely match, outlets vary in emphasis: some focus on the criminal conduct and trafficking element, while another highlights the legal outcome and basic sentencing details, including the fine amount.