Fabindia's CEO and Managing Director, who were summoned by the Goa police in connection with the voyeurism case, today failed to appear before the investigating officer, even as police summoned 11 employees of the outlet for questioning.

The voyeurism case was filed against the outlet's staff after Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani, who visited the Fabindia store at Candolim last week, alleged that it had a CCTV camera focusing at the trial room.

The Goa crime branch had summoned the company's Chief Executive Officer Subrata Dutta and Managing Director William Bissel to appear before it at 10 am today.

"The company officials have failed to appear. Their lawyer has sought more time for them to appear. We will have to see what time is given to them. They had sent their representative yesterday who was quizzed by the investigating officer," Inspector General of Police Sunil Garg said.

"They didn't come. We are waiting to study the order given by district court while granting anticipatory bail to Fabindia's store manager," said lawyer Raju Paulekar who is representing Fabindia.