Natarajan Chandrasekaran expressed deep concern over allegations from Tata Consultancy Services’ Nashik branch, emphasizing a thorough investigation. The company has taken action against the accused employees and is fully cooperating with the ongoing probe. Chandrasekaran stressed the Tata Group’s zero-tolerance policy towards coercion or misconduct by employees.
A comprehensive investigation is in progress to uncover the truth and hold those responsible accountable. Aarthi Subramanian, TCS’s Chief Operating Officer, will lead the inquiry. Chandrasekaran reiterated the firm stance on addressing any form of coercion or misconduct within the organization.
Chandrasekaran assured that strict actions will be taken against wrongdoers, with necessary process improvements implemented promptly. TCS recently suspended employees linked to the Nashik case amid allegations of sexual harassment and religious conversion. The controversy arose when a woman accused a colleague of deceitful promises, leading to multiple FIRs and arrests.
Law enforcement agencies are collaborating with TCS to address the situation, with a Special Investigation Team formed for a detailed inquiry. The company remains committed to upholding integrity and ethical conduct among its workforce.
