In some very disturbing news from Sector 16 in Chandigarh, a few girls from a PG found a camera installed in their washroom. The girls allege that it was the owner of the PG who has done this hideous job. The Police have refused to comment on the matter but have initiated an enquiry into the case. The Chandigarh Police is still having an enquiry on the matter and has not come to a conclusion yet.
What actually happened in Sector 16 Chandigarh?
A few girls found a camera in their bathroom of the PG in Sector 16. The girls have been claiming that it was indeed the house owner who has installed this camera into one of his bathrooms that he has rented out. The girls then removed the camera and took it to the Police Station in Sector 17. The Police have sent the camera to Sector 36 Chandigarh in the Central Forensic Science Laboratory. The tests that will be done at the CFSL in Sector 36, Chandigarh will explain how long the camera had been installed there.
A team of Chandigarh Police reached the Paying Guest House in question in Sector 16 and inspected the whole place. The Police also interrogated the house owner. The girls from the PG also showed the Police the exact location of where the camera was installed in their Sector 16, Chandigarh house.
Too Soon To Say Anything in the Sector 16 case:
We at Chandigarh Metro believe it is too soon to get to a conclusion about the Sector 16 incident. It is still unclear who installed the camera in the Girl’s washroom in the PG. Although, the incident is still very chilling and a blot on the Chandigarh town which is known as a safe haven for the residents of neighbouring states who send their children for higher education here.
There have been similar incidents in the past and the security of women is becoming a question of great concern. Last month a homeowner in Sector 49 entered his flat forcibly which he had rented out to a few women. The camera installed in the Sector 16, Chandigarh PG was indeed a job of a mischievous element who wanted to use the footage for immoral purposes.
Source: Tribune
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