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Parents demand live CCTV after Bengaluru campus creche abuse
The Times of India··3 Jul
Parents and working professionals in Bengaluru on July 3, 2026, demanded live CCTV feeds and round-the-clock monitoring after alleged abuse of toddlers at a Capgemini campus daycare centre. Police said videos showed caregivers subjecting children aged two to three to physical abuse and threats when they cried. The incident has intensified calls for stronger oversight at corporate childcare centres.
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What It Means For You
- Working parents may push employers for stronger daycare safety and monitoring standards.
- Corporate crèche oversight affects families relying on campus childcare facilities.
- Young children who cannot speak may struggle to report abuse at daycare centres.
What's Happening
- Alleged toddler abuse occurred at a Capgemini campus daycare in Bengaluru.
- Police said videos showed caregivers threatening and physically abusing children.
- Parents are demanding live CCTV feeds and round-the-clock monitoring.
Child Safety Context
- The incident reignited debate on surveillance standards in daycare centres.
- Companies are increasingly pushing employees back to office workplaces.
- India has millions of children in daycare with varying oversight levels.
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