Short video apps like Kwai have been quite a rage in India and globally in the past year or so. But a few minutes spent on the popular short video apps, including Kwai, Clip, TikTok, ShareIt, and others reveal the videos are only the tip of the iceberg of the underlying problem of children and preteens exposing themselves into a deep, dark world of paedophiles. These videos are disturbing, to say the least. Photos masked to protect identity of subjects in the pictures. Screenshots of videos featuring underage kids on video apps. The comments on the posts have men complimenting girls on their body or asking for more flesh to be shown. Some of the videos are of girls as young as two or three years old, lip-syncing songs, dancing in an age-inappropriate manner, or doing regular chores like cooking, filling water pots, drawing water from a well, or having a meal. This account has nearly 98,000 followers and 562 videos of underage girls. The account that has posted this and other such videos has the name Gaon ki Bachchiya (Village Girls). She shies away saying, “Aur yaad nahi (don’t remember more).” ( FactorDaily is refraining from translating the lines by the girls.) A man’s voice behind the camera prods her: “Aur, aur suna (sing more, more)”. In another video, a girl about 10, looks directly at the camera, smiles sheepishly and parrots this couplet like she has just memorized the lines: Chadar odh kay sona, takiya modd kay sona, meri yaad aye, toh jagah chhod kay sona. There’s another video of the same girl, in the same setting and clothes, dancing with a boy, about the same age, this time thrusting their bodies at each other to another such song. It’s a 15-second clip on a short video app called Kwai popular in India. She is standing in the middle of a field and swaying her body, shaking her hips, her chest heaving as she dances to a popular Hariyanvi number that goes Meri jalti jawani maange paani paani. A young girl, not more than 12 years old is dressed in a bright pink lehenga and a royal blue velvet blouse.
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