New Delhi , India ( CNN ) Police have arrested four employees of a popular Indian ethnic-wear chain after a minister spotted a security camera overlooking the changing room of one of its stores . Federal education minister Smriti Irani was visiting a FabIndia outlet in the tourist resort state of Goa on Friday when she discovered a surveillance camera pointed at the changing room , police said . Four employees of the store have been arrested , but its manager -- herself a woman -- was still at large Saturday , said Goa police superintendent Kartik Kashyap . State authorities launched their investigation right after Irani levied her accusation . They found an overhead camera that the minister had spotted and determined that it was indeed able to take photos of customers using the store 's changing room , according to Kashyap . After the incident , authorities sealed off the store and summoned six top officials from FabIndia , he said . The arrested staff have been charged with voyeurism and breach of privacy , according to the police . If convicted , they could spend up to three years in jail , Kashyap said . Officials from FabIndia -- which sells ethnic garments , fabrics and other products -- are heading to Goa to work with investigators , according to the company . `` FabIndia is deeply concerned and shocked at this allegation , '' the company said in a statement . `` We are in the process of investigating this internally and will be cooperating fully with the police . ''
Federal education minister Smriti Irani visited a FabIndia store in Goa , saw cameras . Authorities discovered the cameras could capture photos from the store 's changing room . The four store workers arrested could spend Saturday each in prison if convicted .