Bengaluru: Juvenile held for filming inside women’s washroom at cinema theatre
Bengaluru (PTI): A juvenile was apprehended for allegedly recording videos inside a women’s washroom at a cinema theatre here, police said on Monday.
Police acted after receiving information around 9.30 pm on Sunday about a disturbance at a theatre within the Madiwala police station limits.
Patrol officers immediately rushed to the spot and brought the situation under control, police said.
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According to the police, the juvenile was allegedly found recording videos inside the women’s washroom of the theatre.
Police rescued the juvenile in conflict with the law from the crowd and took him to the police station.
Another suspect was also taken in for inquiry, police added.
"In connection with the incident, the management of the theatre is also being questioned. Efforts are underway to trace other absconding accused, and further investigation is in progress," he added.
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BJP’s Nitin Nabin slams TMC over infiltration, SIR row
Kolkata (PTI): BJP president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the TMC government in West Bengal, accusing it of protecting illegal infiltrators, targeting Hindus and playing “dirty politics” to derail the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls.
Nabin alleged that there was a deliberate attempt by the TMC to turn West Bengal into Bangladesh and claimed that while the Election Commission was determined to weed out infiltrators and fake voters, the ruling party was committed to protecting them.
“The TMC government wants West Bengal to merge with Bangladesh. Under its rule, the demography of the state is being changed, posing a threat to national security,” he said.
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Dismissing the TMC’s allegation that the EC was harassing common people through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, the BJP president said it was the state administration that was intimidating citizens to malign the poll panel.
“It is not the Election Commission that is harassing people. It is the TMC government’s SDOs and BDOs who are doing it to create fear and discredit the EC,” he alleged.
Nabin also accused the TMC government of being a protector of infiltrators and claimed that lawlessness had replaced governance in the state.
“Factories have been shut, and enterprises of corruption and lawlessness have been opened. Women are not safe under the TMC rule, and Hindus are being tortured,” he alleged.
Asserting that the BJP was fighting against what he described as the misrule of the TMC in West Bengal, Nabin said the party would continue efforts to curb infiltration, electoral manipulation and administrative intimidation in the state.
