Temple Security Breach: Man Detained with Hidden Camera Glasses
A man was detained at the Jagannath temple in Puri for carrying glasses fitted with hidden cameras. The 12th-century shrine prohibits photography, and the man was apprehended when security noticed camera light. He was taken for questioning to determine if any footage was captured.
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A serious breach of temple security occurred at the Jagannath Temple in Puri on Tuesday when a man was detained for wearing eyeglasses equipped with hidden cameras, according to police reports.
The individual was caught when security personnel stationed near Beherana Dwara noticed a camera light flashing from his glasses. Following this suspicion, a thorough inspection revealed the unauthorized camera, stated Puri Superintendent of Police Pinaki Misra.
The man, identified as a local resident, was immediately taken to the Singhadwara police station for interrogation. Authorities are investigating whether he captured photos or videos inside the temple, which strictly prohibits such activities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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