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Karala bank sacks empliyee for post against Kathua rape victim on social media

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
April 14, 2018
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New Delhi/April,14: Kerala Police on Saturday said they have registered a case against a person for offensive social media posts against the eight-year-old Kathua rape and murder victim.

The former Kotak Mahindra Bank employee, Vishnu Nandakumar, was sacked on Wednesday for posting the comments, a Panangad police station officer told IANS.

In his post in Malayalam, Nandakumar had justified the killing of the young victim. He stated that it was good that she was killed otherwise she would have turned into a future human bomb and grown up to be a terrorist.

It caused a huge outcry with many writing to the bank against Nandakumar. The bank on Friday pointed out that his services were terminated on Wednesday due to poor performance. It also condemned its former employee’s social media post.

“Since he has been charged under a non-bailable offence, he will be arrested. The probe has begun probe and appropriate actions will follow,” said the officer on condition of anonymity

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