Ansh Files Goes Viral: Allegations Against Ansh Pratap Singh Explained

The hashtag #AnshFiles has been trending on social media platforms like Instagram and Reddit this week. Users are sharing serious allegations against Ansh Pratap Singh, reportedly from Lucknow.

Several anonymous accounts have posted confessions accusing him of online harassment and inappropriate behavior. These claims have sparked concern among online communities.

It is important to note that these are unverified social media allegations. No official police complaint has been confirmed yet.

What Are The Allegations?

Posts circulating online claim a pattern of misconduct. According to these posts:

• He allegedly targeted minor girls aged 13–15.

• He reportedly misrepresented his age online.

• He contacted girls through social media platforms.

• He pressured them to meet in person.

• He continued messaging from multiple accounts after being blocked.

Authorities have not officially confirmed these claims.

What Is “Ansh Ki Tea”?

The phrase “Ansh ki tea” is trending on Instagram. It refers to sharing chat screenshots and personal accounts related to the allegations.

Anonymous pages and content creators are posting these details to raise awareness. However, sharing unverified content online can cause legal issues and harm reputations.

Official Complaints Status

As of now, Lucknow Police have not issued a public statement about any registered case.

Reddit users, especially on r/LegalAdviceIndia, advise victims to file formal complaints instead of relying solely on social media exposure.

If minors are involved, the alleged actions could fall under India’s POCSO Act, which addresses offences against children.

How To Report Online Harassment

Anyone facing online harassment in Lucknow can report it through official channels:

• Women Power Line: Dial 1091 for immediate help

• Lucknow Police: File a complaint at a local station

• Cyber Crime Portal: Report at cybercrime.gov.in

Formal complaints allow authorities to investigate properly and take legal action.