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In a heartfelt appeal, Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi reached out to Union Home Minister Amit Shah to address the chilling incident involving two women from Assam and Bihar who faced harassment and racial abuse in Delhi.

A viral JPMorgan harassment lawsuit involving Chirayu Rana, a banker of Nepalese origin, has taken a sharper turn after senior executive Lorna Hajdini countersued him for defamation, calling his “sex slave” allegations false and malicious, and claiming they destroyed her reputation and life

In a dramatic legal twist, JPMorgan's top executive Lorna Hajdini finds herself facing serious allegations from ex-junior banker Chirayu Rana, who has accused her of sexual coercion and racial harassment. In response, Hajdini has initiated a defamation counterclaim, asserting that Rana's accusations are nothing but a ploy for personal profit.

Two women, one from Assam and another from Bihar, were allegedly assaulted and molested by a group of men in Nehru Place, Delhi. The incident, which began with derogatory remarks, escalated into a physical altercation where their clothes were torn. Police have registered a case and are conducting raids to apprehend four identified accused.

Former QPR midfielder Amrit Bansal-McNulty, who is half-Indian, has partially won his employment tribunal case against ex-Crawley Town manager John Yems after racial harassment claims were upheld. The former Northern Ireland youth international is now pursuing around £12 million in compensation, alleging the abuse caused psychiatric damage and ended his football career. Claims against QPR were dismissed, while Crawley Town was found vicariously liable.

A former JPMorgan banker of Nepalese descent alleged that a senior executive coerced him into “non-consensual and humiliating sex acts" while threatening his career and subjecting him to racial abuse. According to a WSJ report, the bank unsuccessfully tried settling the case before the lawsuit was filed

FIFA has confirmed a global suspension for Gianluca Prestianni, extending the punishment given earlier by UEFA. The decision means the Benfica winger could miss two matches at the upcoming FIFA World Cup in the United States if he is selected for Argentina national team. The ban comes after an incident involving alleged verbal abuse during a Champions League match.

Vinícius Júnior is at the centre of fresh uncertainty at Real Madrid CF, with reports linking him to Premier League interest as contract talks stall and his current deal enters its final stretch. Despite strong performances this season, the Brazil forward’s future is now in question, adding further tension at a club already dealing with internal instability ahead of El Clásico.

JPMorgan is currently under scrutiny as a high-profile lawsuit unfolds, with allegations against top executive Lorna Hajdini involving sexual misconduct, racial harassment, and the drugging of a junior staff member. The Indian employee alleges he endured a toxic work environment rife with racist remarks and pressure tactics.

Marco Trungelliti has accused the Madrid Open crowd of racist abuse and disrespect during his match against Daniel Merida Aguilar. The Argentine said officials did little to stop the behavior. His comments have added to the tournament’s growing list of controversies, including past complaints from Fabio Fognini, Coco Gauff, and Iga Swiatek.