Nashik TCS case: Will bust entire module, no one will be spared, says CM Fadnavis

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis on Friday said the state government is confident of dismantling the alleged organised network involved in a case of sexual harassment and forced religious conversion at a unit of Tata Consultancy Services TCS in Nashik reported the PTISpeaking at a press conference in Kolkata CM Fadnavis stated that the multinational company had taken the matter seriously and initiated necessary steps to support the investigationHe added that the authorities are receiving cooperation from the firm as the probe progressesAccording to the ANI Fadnavis said The incident which has occurred in Nashik TCS is a very serious matter I would like to thank TCS for taking cognisance of the matterWATCH Kolkata On the Nashik TCS case Maharashtra CM amp BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis says The incident which has occurred in Nashik TCS is a very serious matter I would like to thank TCS for taking cognisance of the matter The TCS chief has condemned it and they arehellip pictwittercomtNGFz23UTLmdash ANI ANI April 17 2026Case under probeThe Chief Minister described the case as a ldquoserious issuerdquo involving a coordinated group He said the government along with central agencies is working to uncover and dismantle the entire network behind the alleged acts according to the PTICM Fadnavis made it clear that no individual involved in the case would be shielded stressing that strict action would be taken against all those found responsibleMultiple arrests madeAccording to earlier reports citing police sources the investigation suggests that seven male accused operated as an organised gang targeting women employees So far seven employees mdash including six men and one woman HR manager mdash have been arrested as per the PTIPolice have registered nine cases in connection with the allegations One female accused remains absconding and efforts are underway to trace herCampaign visit to West BengalFadnavis is currently in West Bengal where he is campaigning for BJP candidatesFadnavis accused the Trinamool Congress TMC of attempting to include names of alleged infiltrators in electoral rolls sparking a fresh political row reported the PTISpeaking at a press conference in Kolkata CM Fadnavis questioned why the TMC was opposing the Special Intensive Revision SIR of voter lists He claimed that individuals whose names were removed for ldquovalid reasonsrdquo had not raised objectionsFadnavis stated that the Special Intensive Revision exercise includes constitutional safeguards allowing individuals to seek corrections or appeal if they believe they have been wrongly excluded He also referred to observations made by the Supreme Court of India noting that while the court commented on the process it did not halt itHe added that such revisions should ideally be conducted every ten years to remove names of deceased relocated or ineligible votersAllegations against TMCThe Chief Minister alleged that the TMCrsquos opposition to the revision exercise was politically motivated claiming the party aimed to gain an advantage in upcoming assembly elections through ldquofraudulent meansrdquo according to the PTIAddressing TMCrsquos claims of attacks on Bengalispeaking migrants in BJPruled states including Maharashtra Fadnavis denied the allegations However he said it was important to examine why many people from West Bengal were moving to other states in search of employmentCM Fadnavis remarked that it reflected poorly on the state government if people had to leave for all types of jobs not just highskilled roles He suggested that the issue pointed to shortcomings in employment opportunitieswith PTI and ANI inputs