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Software Engineers Smriti Jain from UP and her partner Shanu Kumar from Bihar were arrested by Jaisalmer Police from Delhi for making obscene video of a 70 years old Shepherd in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. The couple went there as a tourist and called the old Shepherd on the pretext of...

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