A disturbing incident unfolded at the SR Gudlavalleru Engineering College in Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district, where a hidden camera was allegedly discovered inside the washroom of the girls’ hostel. This discovery sparked outrage and protests among the students, who demanded immediate action from the college authorities.
The incident came to light on Thursday evening when a group of female students stumbled upon the concealed camera while using the washroom. This discovery triggered immediate alarm and distress, leading to a massive protest that erupted on campus. Students, holding cell phone torch lights and chanting slogans of “we want justice,” demanded answers and accountability from the college management.
Police investigations revealed that a final-year BTech student, Vijay Kumar, was allegedly responsible for installing the hidden camera. He was subsequently detained and is suspected of having recorded and circulated over 300 obscene videos of female students. According to reports, these videos were possibly sold to other students.
The accused student’s alleged actions have sparked outrage among students, who accuse the college management of neglecting their safety and failing to address the issue promptly. The protests continued throughout the night, with students demanding justice and ensuring their safety on campus.
The incident has raised serious concerns about the security and privacy of students within educational institutions. Police investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of the accused’s actions and hold him accountable for his alleged crimes. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safeguarding the safety and privacy of students in educational environments.
