‘Nida Khan taught how to offer namaz, wear hijab’: Fresh allegations emerge in TCS Nashik case
Fresh allegations have emerged in the TCS Nashik case involving Nida Khan, who is accused of sexual exploitation and religious coercion. The prosecution claims that Khan taught a complainant how to perform religious practices and pressured her to convert. The court has reserved its decision on Khan's anticipatory bail plea, emphasizing the need for her custodial interrogation.
- ▪Nida Khan is a key accused in an alleged sexual harassment and religious coercion case linked to TCS' Nashik branch.
- ▪The prosecution argues that Khan's custodial interrogation is necessary for further investigation into the case.
- ▪The complainant alleges that Khan changed her name and pressured her to convert to Islam, threatening misfortune for her family.
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‘Nida Khan taught how to offer namaz, wear hijab’: Fresh allegations emerge in TCS Nashik caseThe bench of additional sessions judge K G Joshi reserved its order of anticipatory bail plea of Nida Khan on Monday.Updated on: Apr 28, 2026 2:58 PM ISTReported by Ranjan DasguptaEdited by Nikita SharmaShare viaCopy link The probe agencies have made fresh revelations in the alleged sexual exploitation and religious coercion case linked to the Tata Consultancy Services BPO in Nashik while opposing anticipatory bail plea of Nida Khan, one of the prime accused who remains untraceable.Nida Khan is one of the key accused in alleged sexual harassment and religious coercion case linked to TCS' Nashik branch.
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