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I don't know about Indian malls, but in the US it's
par for the course to have some kind of surveillance system (cameras or such)
inside the trial rooms to check shoplifting. Everyone there just assumes someone
is looking at them! I don't know whether this has ever become a legal issue, or
whether there is a law saying that only women security guards should be checking
female trial rooms, or what.
Carol
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Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 3:06
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Subject: Re: [silk] Harassment takes
another form!
>> If you can?t trust big stores in posh malls, who
can you trust?
????
I thought they are the ones to be viewed with
maximum suspicion…
hmm…mauled by malls
On 2/3/06, Vipul Ved
Prakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Beware
shoppers!
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Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 04:08:45 -0800 (PST)
From: vrinda
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Subject: Check this out
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Hi,
This is a real incident and it happened to me
yesterday at the
Nike store in MGF Metropolitan mall, Gurgaon. Please
forward
this to all women you care about who visit this store or
for
that matter any shopping complex.
Thanks,
Vrinda
Harassment takes another
form!!
This unacceptable incident happened to one of my friends at
a
premier sports wear showroom, in this mall. She picked up
clothes
from the store and went to the trial room. As she was
about to undress,
she heard a noise and looked up to find a
store attendant peeping from
the ventilator duct inside the
trial room!!!
When the matter was
reported to the management, it was
brushed aside saying that the
attendant had no wrong
intentions and if this matter is reported further
up, the
poor guy would lose his job.
Now my question
is:
Why was the ventilator duct in a trial room left
open?
Is it possible that the management was ignorant of
this or
party to this?
Is such
insensitive attitude on the part of the
management
acceptable?
How many times that
employee would have seen women changing
clothes in the
showroom?
Did they even film it?
How
often do you look around in the trial room to see if
somebody
is peeping in?
If you can?t trust big stores in posh
malls, who can you
trust?
The purpose of this pamphlet
is to create awareness among
innocent customers and bring such
unacceptable behaviour to
task.
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