This has been reported in zeenews.india.com dated 5 April 2015.
Four employees of the fashion boutique were arrested for allegedly setting up a CCTV camera which overlooked the store's changing room. They have been granted bail by the Mapusa court. Fabindia's Candolim store manager has also moved Goa court for anticipatory bail in this episode.
The camera had been installed only four months back and footage from the camera, was being recorded in a computer in the manager's office. As revealed by BJP MLA Michael Lobo, there were many recordings of people changing in the trial room.
Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar has indicated that stringent action will be taken against the guilty persons. Incidentally, Goa is a BJP ruled state and Smriti Irani is a BJP leader and instances of this nature will hurt the neat and clean image that the party is trying to project for itself. Hidden camera in the trial room robs women of their self respect.
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