Mumbai, May 25: The Ghaziabad police are actively searching for Mahant Mukesh Goswami, who is accused of secretly filming women in a changing room at a local temple. Goswami had allegedly installed a CCTV camera above the changing room and used it to watch videos of women changing clothes on his mobile phone. The investigation revealed five days of data from the DVR, containing numerous videos of women in the changing room.
In the data analysis of two days, 75 women were recorded in the CCTV while changing clothes. This number may increase further. The search for accused Mahant Mukesh Goswami is on.
The incident came to light at a temple located on the Muradnagar Ganganahar, also known as Chota Haridwar, in Ghaziabad. Outside the temple, a changing room had been set up for women who came to bathe in the Ganganahar. A hidden CCTV camera was discovered installed in this changing room. The camera's live feed was directly transmitted to Goswami's mobile phone.
FIR Against Mahant Mukesh Goswami
Upon receiving a complaint from a woman who noticed the suspicious camera, the Ghaziabad police initiated an investigation. The police retrieved and reviewed the DVR footage, uncovering recordings of several women changing clothes over the span of five days. The discovery of these recordings led to an uproar and demands for immediate action.
The Ghaziabad Police registered an FIR against accused Goswami at the Muradnagar Police Station. The investigation confirmed that objectionable videos of women had been recorded for an extended period. The police are now in search of Goswami.