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Five Nannies Accused of Abusing Toddlers at Capgemini Bengaluru Day Care

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Serious allegations of child abuse have emerged against five nannies employed at a day care centre located on the Capgemini campus in Bengaluru. Children at the facility were reportedly subjected to cruel treatment, including being locked in bathrooms and placed inside a washing machine. A child helpline official lodged a formal complaint with police after receiving video footage of the alleged abuse. Authorities have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident. Capgemini has stated it is cooperating with the probe and has temporarily shut down the facility.

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