Zomato Delivery Boy Case in Bengaluru

 Zomato Delivery Boy Case:  

On March 9, the alleged incident took place, Hitesha Chandranee, a 31-year-old resident of Doddathogur, had posted her photos and videos accusing a 28-year-old delivery executive with Zomato Delivery Boy, of punching her in the nose.

 She alleged in her video that the food came almost an hour late and he attacked her when she was speaking to customer care over the phone, requesting a refund.

The next day, Bengaluru police arrested him after Hitesha filed a complaint and later released him on station bail. 

 The police said the delivery person had given his statement claiming he did not assault the woman, but it was she who allegedly made him wait for an hour and then threw slippers at him and attacked him.

“While he tried to save himself from her attack, she injured herself with the finger ring she was wearing, in the melee. We are investigating the case further” -the police said.

 Zomato, in a statement, said the company was in touch with Hitesha and the accused. "We are in constant touch with Kamaraj, extending all possible support to make sure both sides of the story come to light and that due process is followed in the spirit of fairness," the statement said, adding "Right from the get-go, our topmost priority has been to get to the truth".

Kamaraj has been temporarily suspended from active deliveries, the company is covering his earnings and also his legal expenses. "Also for the record, Kamaraj has made 5,000 deliveries for us so far, and has a 4.75/5 star rating on our platform (which is one of the highest), and has been working with us for 26 months now. "

 Zomato company is covering his earnings and also his legal expenses. "Also for the record, Kamaraj has made 5,000 deliveries for us so far, and has a 4.75/5 star rating on our platform (which is one of the highest), and has been working with us for 26 months now. (these are facts, not opinions, or inferences)," the statement said.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal Statement: 

So Many Instagram users commented on her video , calling her claims a ‘publicity stunt’. While one posted, “playing victim card well”, another commented, “First of all please consider delivery boys as human beings”. While another commented “Just a publicity stunt to gain attention and followers”, another post read, “Just accept and move on rather than creating a ruckus, at least that guy would not be jobless”.

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