Karnataka DGP IPS Ramachandra Rao Karnataka DGP Ramachandra Rao Viral Video | Whoever installed the hidden camera will have to be praised! DGP’s evil deeds were visible from every angle

A secret hidden camera was silently monitoring itself in the government office… even the light sounds in the room, the rustle of documents and someone’s low laughter could not escape the sight of that camera, and no one could have even guessed that that small lens had recorded such a video that it would expose even the uniform of a government officer. This video has now gone viral on social media. In this, it is clearly visible that a government officer is seen with a woman in his office chamber. The most shocking thing is that he himself did not even know that every moment was being captured on camera.

An IPS officer is expected to maintain law and order, and a DGP rank officer has shaken the foundation of this trust. Yes, we are talking about the same video in which Karnataka’s senior IPS, DGP rank officer Dr. K. Ramachandra Rao has been seen having fun with women in the office chamber. Hidden cameras have become a double-edged sword in today’s modern world. While these can be helpful for security, in the wrong hands they can also cause serious privacy violations. Whoever had installed these hidden cameras deserves to be appreciated because every moment has been captured very easily and clearly by that camera.

Special hidden cameras used for video recording

According to sources, this video was recorded by CCTV cameras installed in the office. It is being told that this recording is about a year old and it was allegedly made before the arrest of the female actress Ranya Rao shown in the video in the gold smuggling case. The special thing is that the hidden cameras used for video recording were so unique and special that Dr. Ramachandra Rao was not even aware of it. The position of the camera was such that every corner of her table was captured, due to which the woman’s face and the officer’s activities were clearly visible in the video. Experts say that such cameras are not generally used for security or surveillance purposes, but are specifically designed to record secretly.

Camera with high-tech features was used

After the video went viral, the Karnataka government took immediate action and suspended Dr. Ramachandra Rao. However, the officer has claimed that this video has been morphed and made as part of a conspiracy. At the same time, the police and administration have started a thorough investigation into this matter. It has also come to light through the video that the capacity of the camera used in the officer’s office was so high that every corner of the room, documents and even conversations could be captured, which makes it a sensitive matter in terms of privacy and confidentiality. According to media reports, such cameras are generally quite expensive and high-tech, with motion detection, remote live streaming and long-term recording capabilities.

The size, design and technology of these cameras have become so subtle that it has become difficult to see them with the common eye. There are many types of hidden cameras. The most common are wireless pen cameras, which look like just an ordinary pen, but have a high quality camera installed in them. These can be easily kept in office, meeting room and home. Cameras with dictionaries or watches are also quite popular. These look like an ordinary watch or book, but actually they have the capability of video recording.

Apart from this, smoke detectors and lamp cameras are also used. The cameras installed in these are of very high technology and can capture 360 ​​degree view. These can be easily hidden in home, office or hotel room. USB drives and chargers, cameras are also part of the new technology. Looking at these cameras, no one can guess that they are being used not only for providing power but also for recording.

Question raised on morality of police department

At present it is not clear why this video was released now, and who uploaded it on social media. Officials say that this matter is serious from the point of view of privacy, security and administrative image and in the investigation it will be seen who installed the camera and what was its purpose. This controversy has not only affected the personal image of Dr. Ramachandra Rao, but has also raised questions on the credibility and trust of the Karnataka Police.

Let us tell you that there is no allegation of coercion or non-consent in the video, but such behavior at a government place during duty time is against the dignity and discipline of a senior police officer, due to which a big question has been raised on the moral credibility of the police department. Experts say that in the cases of officers working in such high positions, confidential recordings and going viral in the media can have a deep impact on the image of government institutions.

Who invented hidden camera?

The first commercial hidden camera (or spy camera) was invented by Robert D. Gray in 1885.

Where was the hidden camera first used?

Hidden cameras were first used in America. It was created by Robert D. Gray in 1885 and its first commercial use was for covert photography, where the camera was worn hidden under a vest or shirt and the lens protruded through a button hole. At that time people used it for street photography or taking candid shots without anyone knowing. This camera became famous by the name of Detective Camera or Concealed Waste Camera.

How many types of hidden cameras are there?

There are many types of hidden cameras i.e. spy cameras and nowadays many designs are available in the market. The most common is the hidden camera with USB charger. Then comes the smoke detector hidden camera. It looks like a smoke alarm installed on the ceiling. Camera with alarm clock or wall clock is also very popular. Kept in bedroom or office. The clock continues to run but video is recorded from inside. The picture frame camera is hidden in the photo frame installed on the wall of the house. Pen camera is very small and portable. Bluetooth speaker cameras, mini, pinhole cameras are also very small.

How much was the hidden camera initially available for?

The first hidden camera (in 1886-1889) was Stirn Concealed Vest Camera, which was available for about 15 dollars (US dollars), which was equivalent to about 400-500 rupees as of today, but it was quite expensive at that time.

What is the size of the smallest hidden camera?

The smallest hidden camera is OmniVision’s OV6948 which is just 0.575 mm x 0.575 mm x 0.232 mm, i.e. smaller than a grain of rice or a grain of sand. This camera is designed for medical use, such as endoscope or to look inside the body in minor surgeries.