Guard films woman inside washroom; arrested
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Pune: The Hadapsar police on Thursday night arrested a 32-year-old security guard, Bhimashankar Charwadi, on the charge of video filming a 24-year-old college student on his mobile phone while she was in the washroom behind a bakery at Magarpatta around 2.30pm.
Inspector (Crime) Nilesh Jagdale said the victim, after having snacks in the bakery, visited the washroom when the guard used his phone to film the woman from a broken tin shed. Jagdale said the woman noticed a movement and was startled to see Charwadi, a resident of Yadgir district in Karnataka, removing the phone.
The bakery customers overpowered the guard after the woman raised an alarm and handed him over to the police for taking action, he said. The guard's phone was recovered for the purpose of evidence, he said, adding that a chargesheet was filed against him under the provisions of section 77 (voyeurism) of the Bharati Nyaya Sanhita before a magisterial court.
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