NASHIK: A 26-year-old lady worker accused in a case of alleged “spiritual harassment” on the Tata Consultancy Companies (TCS) Nashik workplace has moved the Nashik Street periods court docket searching for anticipatory bail, citing being pregnant among the many grounds for aid.Her lawyer, Baba Sayyed, advised TOI on Saturday, “We have now utilized for the anticipatory bail plea of our shopper within the court docket of Nashik Street Classes Choose Kedar Joshi, and the court docket will hear our plea on Monday.” Sayyed, together with advocate Rahul Kasliwal, who filed the applying, stated a number of grounds had been cited within the plea. “One of many grounds is that she isn’t the primary accused. Secondly, the punishment is as much as three years within the case pertaining to hurting spiritual sentiments filed towards my shopper. Therefore, we now have sought her pre-arrest bail.”“The opposite grounds are that the girl is pregnant, and in addition that there was delay in submitting the criticism towards the accused,” he added.In the meantime, TCS on Friday stated a preliminary assessment of its information confirmed no complaints of the character alleged on its ethics or Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) channels.“The nation’s largest IT providers firm additionally introduced an oversight panel and engagement of exterior entities in its inside probe. It has a zero-tolerance coverage in direction of any type of coercion or misconduct,” it stated.The case has triggered a wider probe after allegations of sexual harassment and stress to transform surfaced on the Nashik unit. Police have arrested eight individuals and registered 9 FIRs in reference to the matter.Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday chaired a high-level assembly and directed a “complete probe” into the case.“Incidents like spiritual conversion won’t be tolerated. Study all potential patterns and angles; no facet must be unnoticed,” the chief minister stated, whereas additionally appreciating Nashik police for bringing the case to mild.(With inputs from PTI)