There is Congress wave after Modi, Shah’s visit: Siddu
Bengaluru, May 7: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that there is Congress wave in the state after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amith Shah visited Karnataka and campaigned here.
Speaking to reporters at his residence at TK Layout here on Monday, he said that after the visit of Modi and Shah, the Congress has been getting good response from the people. So, the Congress would come to power with full majority, he said.
“I don’t fear this election. Those who will lose have to fear. Why should I? When captain take the lead, soldiers would follow him,” he added.
On BJP’s allegation that SIddaramaiah has got a watch from a businessman as gift, the CM said that “it is true that I have watch tied in my wrist. Is that photo released by the BJP has watch? Why should you people ask the watch issue time and again. I cannot give hundred answers for hundred lies of BJP”, he said.
When asked about Sudeep’s campaigning in Chamundeshwari, Siddaramaiah said that Sudeep said that he would come to Chamundeshwari on May 9. Since then he did not contact him. Probably, he might come on May 9. He would go to Mandya tomorrow and campaign in favour of Darshan Puttannaiah, he said.
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EY’s Rajiv Memani regrets absence at employee's funeral amid work culture criticism
New Delhi: Rajiv Memani, the chairperson of Ernst and Young India, expressed sadness that no one from the firm attended the employee's funeral, saying it was "alien to our culture" and that the individual had supposedly died from extreme work pressure. Memani, who has been subject to intense criticism on social media for what he perceives to be a hostile work environment, expressed his profound sadness for the untimely death of Anna Sebastian Perayil in a post on LinkedIn.
"Although nothing can completely fill the gap in the family's lives, I have sent them my sincerest sympathies. I sincerely apologize for our absence from Anna's burial. This is not at all representative of our culture. Memani said, "It has never happened before and it won't happen again." He also emphasized that he would not stop until the objective of "nurturing a harmonious workplace" was achieved.
Clarifying further he said, “Creating a healthy work environment has always been very important to us, and we place the utmost value on our employees' well-being."I want to reaffirm that our people's welfare is my first priority, and I will personally fight for this goal.”
On July 20, Anna Sebastian Perayil, an employee of E&Y since March, passed away. This week, the incident came to light due to the widespread distribution of her mother Anita Augustine's open letter to the corporation, in which she claimed that Anna gave in to "work pressure".
Augustine stated that her daughter's funeral was attended by no one from the company in question. "I contacted her managers following her burial, but I didn't hear back. In the letter, she said, "How can a company that claims to uphold human rights and values fail to stand by one of its own in their last moments?"
As a result of his denial that “work pressure" was the cause of the Pune woman's death, Memani came under fire on social media, according to an Indian Express article.
The Center started looking into what happened before Anna passed away as the matter escalated in urgency. Shobha Karandlaje, the minister of state for labor, announced on Thursday that a comprehensive inquiry into the claims of a hazardous and exploitative workplace was under progress.
