The day after the video of a private recruitment company in Kerala, which underwent its insufficiently executive employees on humiliating penalties venting viral, on Monday in India said that the former manager made a video.
The report, Caps, said the former employee had problems with the company owner and made a video with new trainees and claimed that it was part of the training.
According to the police, the alleged incident occurred in Perumbavoor near Kaloor where the company is located.
“Regular Penalties”, Say Employees
The video showed that the employee walked on his knees like a dog with a guide around his neck. The reports report that employees were also produced to lick the coins from the floor.
Employees reportedly told the local television channel that those who did not achieve the goals were regularly punished by forced to crawl on the floor or perform other degradation, according to the management of the company management.
Cops say the former employee will be accused
India Today said the former manager, according to the police. Now the viral video was made about four months ago. The manager has now left the company. However, the police described this clip as a misleading video, added a message.
In a bizarre reversal, even though the video became viral on social media, another set of employees allegedly claimed that the accusation of harassment was false. They told several intelligence channels that they had never faced such harassment in the workplace and claimed that the videos were distributed to tarnish the reputation of society.
Probe ordered
The Minister of Labor in Sivanku reacted strongly: “I ordered the probe into the incident and ordered the district official to submit a report in connection with the incident before the probe,” he said. He also described the claims as “shocking and worrying” and added, “They cannot be accepted in the state as Keraral at any cost.”
The incident also attracted the attention of bodies of rights. The State Commission for Human Rights in Kerala registered the case after receiving a complaint from the lawyer of the High Court of the round of Jaisingho. The State Commission for Youth in Kerala opened its own investigation independently and ordered the Chief of the District Police to submit a report.
The police confirmed that while no formal complaint has been received yet, they are aware of the accusation. “No case has been registered yet and the investigation is underway,” the officer said. The owner of the company based in Kaloor denied the involvement, the claim that alleged harassment could have occurred in another company in Perumbavoor, which used their products.
(Tagstotranslate) Kerala punish the company employees
