TCS Nashik Case: ‘HR Head’ Claim False, Accused Nida Khan Was Telecaller, Say Reports

Last Updated:April 17, 2026, 09:46 IST

Nine FIRs have been registered so far, including one by a male employee who alleged religious harassment.

Nida Khan is suspected of failing to act on multiple complaints submitted by women employees. (Image: X)

Fresh details have emerged in the TCS Nashik case, with reports suggesting that Nida Khan, who has been widely described as the HR head of the unit, was in fact working as a telecaller and not part of the human resources team.

According to a Business Today report, citing sources, Khan—currently absconding in connection with the case—was employed in a junior role and was not associated with HR functions. Hindustan Times also reported that she was part of the sales team and had joined the BPO in December 2021, with multiple layers of senior staff above her.

Viral Claims On Role Disputed

The reports said that claims that Khan is the “HR head” stem from a viral image circulating on social media, in which her photograph was allegedly edited to include a false designation. Family members told Hindustan Times that she had no role in the HR department.

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They also said Khan is currently in Mumbai and expecting her first child, even as police have listed her among the accused and said she is absconding.

Multiple FIRs, Arrests So Far

The case has triggered nationwide attention, with allegations that a group of employees targeted women colleagues aged between 18 and 25. Complaints include charges of sexual harassment, religious coercion, and attempts at forced conversion.

According to reports, nine FIRs have been registered so far, including one by a male employee who alleged religious harassment. Police have arrested eight people in the case, including seven men and one woman, while investigations are ongoing to identify further links.

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The report mentioned that some of the accused held senior roles within the organisation and allegedly used their positions to harass colleagues. One officer claimed that Khan had discouraged a complainant from approaching authorities.

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