Calcutta High Court Quashes Case Against Man Accused Of Voyeurism, Stalking For Secretly Clicking Photos Of Woman From His Residence

The Calcutta High Court recently quashed a voyeurism and stalking case against a man accused of secretly photographing a woman from his residence. The court determined that the evidence presented was insufficient to substantiate the charges. The key argument was that the photos taken from a distance did not constitute an invasion of privacy as defined under the relevant laws. The ruling emphasized the need for substantial evidence to support such claims, reiterating that mere proximity or opportunity does not automatically imply guilt.