Hidden Camera Found in Andhra Pradesh Girls' Hostel Washroom 300 Videos and Photos Leaked[/caption]
Vijayawada:A hidden camera was discovered in the washroom of a girls' hostel in Andhra Pradesh, leading to widespread outrage. The incident occurred at Gudlavalleru College of Engineering in Krishna district. Upon learning about the hidden camera, students staged a protest within the college campus, demanding the arrest of the accused.
The police arrested Vijay Kumar, a final-year B.Tech student at the college. They also seized his phone and laptop. It has been reported that videos of the female students were recorded and sold through the hidden camera. According to the police, around 300 photos and videos have already been leaked. Media reports indicate that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has ordered an investigation into the matter.
The accused student, Vijay Kumar, is in police custody, accused of selling more than 300 videos.
College Management Tried to Conceal the Incident
According to media reports, the college management was informed about the hidden camera a week ago but did not take any action. On Thursday, the female students began protesting, chanting slogans and demanding justice. In an attempt to prevent the media from reporting the protest, the college management locked the gates. However, the students continued their protest late into the night, prompting the police to get involved.
Female students on the college campus used their mobile phone flashlights and chanted "We want justice."
Hidden Camera Found in Andhra Pradesh Girls' Hostel Washroom: 300 Videos and Photos Leaked
Published on August 30, 2024 by Vivek Kumar
[caption id="attachment_16732" align="alignnone" width="596"] Hidden Camera Found in Andhra Pradesh Girls' Hostel Washroom 300 Videos and Photos Leaked[/caption]
Vijayawada:A hidden camera was discovered in the washroom of a girls' hostel in Andhra Pradesh, leading to widespread outrage. The incident occurred at Gudlavalleru College of Engineering in Krishna district. Upon learning about the hidden camera, students staged a protest within the college campus, demanding the arrest of the accused.
The police arrested Vijay Kumar, a final-year B.Tech student at the college. They also seized his phone and laptop. It has been reported that videos of the female students were recorded and sold through the hidden camera. According to the police, around 300 photos and videos have already been leaked. Media reports indicate that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has ordered an investigation into the matter.
The accused student, Vijay Kumar, is in police custody, accused of selling more than 300 videos.
College Management Tried to Conceal the Incident
According to media reports, the college management was informed about the hidden camera a week ago but did not take any action. On Thursday, the female students began protesting, chanting slogans and demanding justice. In an attempt to prevent the media from reporting the protest, the college management locked the gates. However, the students continued their protest late into the night, prompting the police to get involved.
Female students on the college campus used their mobile phone flashlights and chanted "We want justice."
Hidden Camera Found in Andhra Pradesh Girls' Hostel Washroom 300 Videos and Photos Leaked[/caption]
Vijayawada:A hidden camera was discovered in the washroom of a girls' hostel in Andhra Pradesh, leading to widespread outrage. The incident occurred at Gudlavalleru College of Engineering in Krishna district. Upon learning about the hidden camera, students staged a protest within the college campus, demanding the arrest of the accused.
The police arrested Vijay Kumar, a final-year B.Tech student at the college. They also seized his phone and laptop. It has been reported that videos of the female students were recorded and sold through the hidden camera. According to the police, around 300 photos and videos have already been leaked. Media reports indicate that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has ordered an investigation into the matter.
The accused student, Vijay Kumar, is in police custody, accused of selling more than 300 videos.
College Management Tried to Conceal the Incident
According to media reports, the college management was informed about the hidden camera a week ago but did not take any action. On Thursday, the female students began protesting, chanting slogans and demanding justice. In an attempt to prevent the media from reporting the protest, the college management locked the gates. However, the students continued their protest late into the night, prompting the police to get involved.
Female students on the college campus used their mobile phone flashlights and chanted "We want justice."
Categories: English News