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FIR filed against five women for toddler abuse at Bengaluru daycare
The New Indian Express··2 Jul
HAL police registered an FIR on June 29 against five women at Society General Baby Care, a daycare on Capgemini Technology Services India's Brookefield campus in Bengaluru. Videos allegedly show caregivers placing toddlers aged two to four inside a washing machine, spraying water into their mouths with toilet jets and locking them in washrooms when they cried.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Parents using corporate daycares may review safety protocols and CCTV policies.
- IT sector employees could face temporary childcare gaps after facility closures.
- Workplace daycare licensing and monitoring standards are under public scrutiny.
What's Happening
- HAL police registered an FIR against five daycare staff on June 29.
- Videos allegedly show toddlers abused at a Capgemini campus facility.
- Police are verifying videos and questioning the accused women.
Child Safety Context
- The daycare served Capgemini employees at Brookefield in Bengaluru.
- Complaints were filed by the District Child Protection Unit, Bengaluru East.
- Capgemini temporarily shut the facility after the videos emerged.
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