London sources have stated that presently an Indian origin science teacher has been jailed for over four years after he pleaded guilty to placing cameras in toilets of three schools where he worked in southwest England. Accordingly Rahul Odedra positioned the cameras in cubicles and toilet roll holders to film dozens of women and girls using the facilities.
Sources have added that this 46 year old man was described by Judge Ian Lawrie as “not wholly bad, and not wholly good” as he sentenced him on Wednesday for “persistently and deliberately” carrying out his perverse compulsion. Earlier Odedra had pleaded guilty to two offences of possession of indecent images and 20 offences of voyeurism between 2009 and 2017.
Meanwhile prosecutor Anjali Gohil told the court
that "He would set it up in the lunch period and then take it down
later". She added “No one goes to a toilet, locks the door and expects to
be filmed for third parties to see". Furthermore Odedra’s lawyer, Joseph Keating,
told the court that his client is aware of seriousness of the offences, which
were born out of an “interest in voyeurism”.
