ScoopWhoop founder Suparn Pandey accused of sexual harassment by former employee; FIR filed
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The complaint was filed at Vasant Kunj (South) police station south Delhi last month, in which the woman, a former employee at ScoopWhoop alleged that Pandey touched her inappropriately and sent her suggestive videos.
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The complainant has also said that she reported the matter to the office administration, but no action was taken.
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In an official statement, ScoopWhoop said, "We are extending full cooperation to the police to conduct a full and fair investigation into the matter."
"ScoopWhoop strongly condemns any kind of harassment at the workplace. We work towards ensuring a safe and secure workplace for all our employees and take any complaints of harassment extremely seriously...We are fully prepared to accept the findings of the investigations and dutifully take the necessary action if found guilty," the statement said.
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