Suspended TCS employee Nida Khan, one of the key accused in the sexual harassment and alleged religious conversion cases linked to the company’s Nashik unit, was produced before the Nashik Road Civil and Criminal Court on Friday after being arrested following nearly 25 days on the run.
Police arrested Khan on Thursday from Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, where she was allegedly hiding at an apartment with her maternal aunt and three other relatives.
Officials said the court proceedings are being conducted in-camera.
Khan, who worked as a telecaller at the TCS Nashik BPO unit, was first produced before a local court in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar on a transfer warrant. After medical examination, she was brought to Nashik early Friday morning.
Investigators have accused Khan of hurting religious sentiments, attempting religious conversion, discouraging survivors from filing complaints, and allegedly helping the accused in rape and sexual exploitation cases linked to TCS Nashik.
