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Woman Complains Swiggy Of Sexual Harassment By Delivery Boy, Receives Sorry With Rs 200 In Reply

By LawStreet News Network      01 April, 2019 12:00 AM      0 Comments
Woman Complains Swiggy Of Sexual Harassment By Delivery Boy, Receives Sorry With Rs 200 In Reply

Swiggy, the food delivery app has recently came under a lot of criticism for sending an apology and a coupon worth Rs 200 to a woman who complained of sexual harassment by a delivery boy in Bengaluru.

The woman, who narrated the incident on social media said when the delivery boy turned up at the door with food, he abused her and asked for sexual favours. 


I was taken aback... had to literally snatch my food package from him and shut my door on his face. I was... disgusted to let alone eat, but to even look at the food...(sic), she said in a Facebook post. 

When the woman complained to the company, she received a sorry note and a coupon of Rs 200 which persuaded her to took to the social media.

Swiggy later apologised to her on Facebook and assured action. 

A spokesperson of the food delivery app said, Customer safety is of utmost importance to us at Swiggy, and we maintain zero tolerance towards any misbehavior. Since this misunderstanding between the customer and delivery executive came to our notice, we have been in touch with the customer constantly. We have extended our full support to the investigation and the matter has been resolved with all parties involved. Swiggy is committed to bringing in the necessary confidence and control in providing great consumer experience. The offence of sexual harassment covered under Section 354A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, is a grave offence punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine, or with both.



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