Hyderabad Unveils 'She Netra' - A New Front Against Hidden Surveillance
Hyderabad police introduced 'She Netra' teams to protect women's privacy against hidden cameras. These teams, trained in camera detection, will conduct surprise inspections in various public spaces. Stringent actions will be taken against anyone found installing hidden cameras.
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Hyderabad police have launched 'She Netra' teams to combat the growing threat of hidden surveillance, focusing on safeguarding women's privacy. These specialized units, each assigned to a different city zone, will actively search for and dismantle hidden cameras in public areas such as hotels and malls.
The initiative was announced by Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar, who distributed advanced camera detection kits to the teams. The commissioner stressed that severe measures will be enforced against those installing hidden cameras in private spaces, including possible blacklisting and criminal charges.
The police have issued advisories to establishments, making them accountable for the privacy of their premises. Frequent and surprise raids will be part of the strategy to ensure compliance and protect women from unauthorized surveillance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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