Landlord’s son arrested for installing hidden camera in UPSC aspirant’s room

Delhi News: In a disturbing incident that has raised serious privacy concerns, a UPSC aspirant in Delhi discovered a hidden camera secretly installed in her room and bathroom. The camera was concealed within a bulb holder and was allegedly placed by the landlord’s son, leading to swift police action.

Hidden camera uncovered

The aspirant, who had rented the space for her exam preparations, noticed something unusual about the bulb holder in her bathroom. Upon closer inspection, she found a hidden camera installed in it. Shocked by the discovery, she immediately filed a complaint with the police, who launched an investigation into the matter.

Swift arrest by police

Authorities quickly acted upon the complaint and arrested the landlord’s son, who is suspected of installing the camera. The police are currently examining the footage recovered from the device to understand the extent of the violation. This incident has sparked outrage and heightened concerns over the safety and privacy of women, particularly in rented accommodations.

The invasion of privacy faced by the UPSC aspirant has raised alarm bells for students and professionals staying in rented accommodations across the capital. The accused has been charged with sections under the Information Technology Act and other relevant laws, as the investigation continues.

Public outrage and safety concerns

This incident has drawn widespread condemnation, with activists and public figures urging for stricter measures to safeguard tenants' privacy. The incident serves as a wake-up call for the implementation of stricter rental regulations and safety checks in private accommodations.