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“We are happy that someone leaked the content of the complaint. We will not comment on the part that whether the allegations made against Swaroop are true or not because we want police to find out. “The other officials, including the two women, are said to be on leave,” Chauhan said.Pranav Shrivastava, brother-in-law of Swaroop, said they were not happy with the police investigation as it was slow. I wish the company or complainants had also gone to police if they were victimised because the incident did not occur at the workplace,” he said.A spokesperson for Genpact said, “Genpact continues to be committed to protecting the privacy of our employees, and are cooperating fully with the authorities towards the ongoing investigation.” Among those booked were the two complainants, Genpact’s management and members of the company’s internal complaints committee.“We cannot jump to conclusions as we are yet to record the statements of the two women and the other accused in the abetment case,” Chauhan said, adding there were 29 officials from Genpact who attended the party, of whom five had been questioned..