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Bengaluru Infosys techie caught red-handed filming woman inside office toilet. Photo: Pixabay

Bengaluru Infosys techie arrested for secretly filming a woman inside office toilet

| @indiablooms | Jul 03, 2025, at 12:19 am

An IT professional working with Infosys in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly recording videos of a woman inside the office toilet, media reports said.

Nagesh Swapnil Mali, a senior associate at Infosys, was caught red-handed by the woman employee on Monday.

In the First Information Report (FIR), the woman alleged that she noticed suspicious activity in the toilet cubicle next to her and discovered Nagesh filming her.

She immediately raised an alarm, following which other employees rushed to the spot and caught Mali.

His cellphone was found to contain the video footage, which was later deleted by Human Resources personnel in the woman's presence.

NDTV, quoting police sources, said this may not be the only incident and they are probing whether more women were secretly recorded by Mali.

The mobile phone has been sent to a forensic lab to retrieve deleted content and verify if he has done something like this before as well.

 

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