BENGALURU, July 2 -- Five women, employed at a daycare centre inside Capgemini's Bengaluru campus, were booked after videos surfaced online purportedly showing toddlers being abused at the facility, police said, adding that a probe has been launched to verify the authenticity of the videos and whether more children were being subjected to similar treatment. The incident first came to light on Monday when the videos were shared via WhatsApp and reported to the Child Helpline. Subsequently, a first information report (FIR) was registered at Marathahalli police station on Tuesday. Police said the videos showed children crying and subjected to physical abuse and torture by the caregivers. According to the complaint, the daycare centre, located in the Brookefield area, primarily cares for children of the employees of the IT company, who leave their children there during office hours. Whitefield deputy commissioner of police Saidulu Adavath said: "An FIR has been registered against five women staff of the daycare centre under the relevant sections of the Juvenile Justice Act. The accused are being questioned. No arrests have been made so far, and we are verifying the authenticity of the videos." When contacted for a reaction, Capegemini said: "We are cooperating fully with the relevant authorities and assisting them in their efforts to establish the facts. As a precautionary measure, we are temporarily closing the Bengaluru on-campus daycare facility."...