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Capgemini daycare video recorder arrested for toddler harassment
The Times of India··4 Jul
Bengaluru police on July 4, 2026, arrested the woman who recorded videos of alleged daycare abuse at Capgemini's Brookefield campus. She was remanded to 14 days judicial custody for recording against child rights and harassing toddlers aged two to three. Videos showed caregivers threatening children and putting them in washing machines. Capgemini said it is cooperating with authorities.
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What It Means For You
- Working parents must verify daycare safety standards at employer facilities.
- Corporate creches require mandatory background checks on caregivers.
- Child welfare violations carry criminal and reputational consequences for companies.
What's Happening
- Police arrested the woman who recorded daycare abuse videos.
- She was remanded to 14 days judicial custody on July 4.
- Alleged abuse occurred at Capgemini's Brookefield campus daycare.
Regulatory Context
- Two caregivers were arrested earlier in the same case.
- Karnataka Women and Child Welfare has daycare operation guidelines.
- Home Minister Kharge sought clarification from Capgemini.
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