In Guwahati Action Has Been Swift, but Questions Remain The national outcry sparked in India by a videotape of men groping a teenage girl, which spread throughout the country on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube last week, has garnered swift results from legal and political circles. Twelve of the men who were videotaped attacking the girl outside a pub last week in Guwahati, a city in India's northeast, have been arrested. The journalist who filmed it and his editor-in-chief who put the video on local news have resigned, and the head of the city's police department has been removed from his job. The chief minister of Assam, the state where the attack happened, has called for an overhaul of the police department. Details of what happened on July 9, the night the incident was filmed, remain unclear, though. One national activist alleges that the episode was started by a journalist, who incited the crowd to harass the girl. He and his news channel allege he filmed the attack to provide evidence against the crowd. The chief minister of Assam says that the activist's allegation needs to be investigated thoroughly. Akhil Gagoi, the general secretary of Kisan Mazdoor Shakti Sanghtan, an activist group that uses India's Right to Information Act to expose local corruption, said in a statement that the entire video footage of the incident was "doctored," and blamed the journalist who filmed the case, Gaurav Jyoti Neog, for it. Mr. Gagoi alleges the journalist can be heard telling the molesting mob of men to show the woman's face, and remove her clothing. Mr. Gagoi's "allegation needs to be investigated thoroughly," using voice sample testing, the chief minister of Assam, said in an extended news conference on Tuesday. Atanu Kumar Bhuyan, the editor in chief of NewsLive, where Guarav Jyoti Neog worked and which aired the footage, resigned on Tuesday but denied the charges against his channel. "I deny all the charges by Akhil Gagoi," Mr. Bhuyan told India Ink. I resigned from my post to facilitate an independent inquiry. Twelve of the 14 men identified in the video have been arrested, said the chief minister, Mr. Gagoi. The journalist was interrogated by police for several hours but has not been arrested, despite a Twitter campaign for his arrest.