TCS officials question employees at Nashik office amid misconduct probe; 120 staff moved to WFH

TCS Nashik Probe: Employees Questioned, 120 Staff Sent on Work From Home Amid Misconduct Allegations

April 16, 2026

Internal inquiry at TCS Nashik over harassment, conversion claims; officials question employees

Employees report multiple complaints; company initiates precautionary measures

Senior officials from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) conducted an unannounced visit to the company’s Nashik office this week as part of an internal investigation into alleged misconduct, according to sources familiar with the development.

The probe follows complaints raised by employees, including allegations related to workplace harassment and attempts at forced religious conversion. The matter was first reported by NDTV.

In response, TCS has constituted a special investigation committee to examine the claims and determine their validity. During the visit, senior officials questioned multiple employees and recorded their statements as part of the ongoing inquiry.

Sources indicated that additional complaints surfaced during the interactions, potentially widening the scope of the investigation. The emerging details have prompted the company to adopt precautionary measures while the probe continues.

To ensure a neutral and non-disruptive environment during the inquiry, TCS has directed around 120 employees at the Nashik facility to work from home starting Monday.

The internal committee is currently reviewing employee testimonies and related evidence. Further developments are expected as the investigation progresses.

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