A major twist has emerged in the sensational secret camera case at the CMR College Hostel in Telangana. Police have arrested two individuals, Nand Kishore and Govind Kumar, both from Bihar, in connection with the incident. Additionally, a case has been registered against seven individuals, including former minister Mallareddy’s brother and CMR College Chairman Chamakuri Gopal Reddy. The case involves sections 77, 125, 49, 239 BNS, and Sections 11, 12, r/w 16, 17 of the POCSO Act.
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The arrested individuals, Nand Kishore Kumar (A1) and Govind Kumar (A2), are accused of secretly filming in the girls’ hostel bathrooms. Along with them, cases have been filed against other college staff, including College Director Maddi Reddy Jagannath (A6), Principal Anita Narayana (A5), and Hostel Wardens Allam Preeti Reddy and Dhanalakshmi (A3, A4). CMR College Chairman Chamakuri Gopal Reddy has been listed as A7 in the case.
Incident Sparks Statewide Controversy
On January 2, students raised alarms, claiming that secret cameras had been installed in the hostel bathrooms, triggering widespread protests. The students accused the administration of recording their private moments while they bathed. Major student organizations, including ABVP and SFI, voiced strong support for the affected students. The students allege that nearly 300 private videos were secretly recorded. In response, the college management suspended Warden Preeti Reddy.
Women’s Commission Takes Action
The Telangana State Women’s Commission has taken the incident seriously. Chairperson Sharda wrote to the Cyberabad Police Commissioner, urging a swift investigation and requesting a detailed report to be submitted to the Commission as soon as possible. This incident has become a hot topic across the state, with authorities vowing to take strict action and ensure justice for the victims.
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