Five women, employed at a daycare centre inside Capgemini’s Bengaluru campus, were booked after purported videos surfaced online allegedly showing toddlers being abused at the facility, police said, adding that a probe has been launched to verify the authenticity of the videos and whether more children were being subjected to similar treatment
Five women, employed at a daycare centre inside Capgemini’s Bengaluru campus, were booked after purported videos surfaced online allegedly showing toddlers being abused at the facility, police said, adding that a probe has been launched to verify the authenticity of the videos and whether more children were being subjected to similar treatment
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