MAN HELD FOR TAKING EXEC’S PHOTOS IN WASHROOM

signed the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Many major nuclear manufacturers source materials for reactors from Japan.

Hiramatsu said the two countries are at an advanced stage to announce connectivity projects in countries such as Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

“We have the technology and India has requisite human resources and the two countries can work together for connectivity projects in India’s neighbouring countries.”

The envoy went on to say there is a great deal of synergy between India’s Act Policy and Indo-Pacific thrust in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s foreign policy, pointing out this is yet another area where two countries can work together.

Speaking on the North Korean situation, the ambassador said the situation in the Korean peninsula is disturbing and hoped China would play a role in defusing the tension diplomatically.

A 24-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday for taking photographs of a woman human resources executive inside the washroom of her office in World Trade Centre in Kharadi, Pune.

The complaint said that the incident took place around 9.45pm on Tuesday. The phone was placed in the gap between the ceiling and partition between the two lavatories. The man was trying to click photographs by standing on the toilet seat in the adjacent cubicle.

When the woman saw the phone, she asked Rajkamal Rajbahaddur Yadav, in the adjoining toilet, to come out. She then called security guards, who handed him over to the police.

“I was working till late as the appraisal process in on. I got scared when I saw the phone and asked the man to come out from the adjoining toilet,” said the 26-year-old woman in her statement. She added that he tried to flee, but the security got him.

Yadav, according to police, is a native of Bihar. “He has been arrested and booked under IPC section 354(C) (voyeurism). We will produce him in court tomorrow (Wednesday),” said an officer of Chandan Nagar police station.

We have the technology and India has requisite human resources and the two countries can work together for connectivity projects.