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Wipro sued over 'dating allowance'

TimePublished on Fri, Nov 24, 2006 at 12:12, Updated on Fri, Nov 24, 2006 at 14:37 in Business section

TagsTags: IT, Wipro , Kanpur


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    Kanpur: A court in Kanpur has issued a notice to Wipro Chairman Azim Premji after the wife of one of the company's employees alleged her husband had left her because the firm paid him a "dating allowance".

    The chief metropolitan magistrate issued the notice to Premji and Wipro Vice President Pratik Kumar in connection with a case filed by Tripti Nigam, a resident of Gwaltoli area, under the new domestic violence law.

    Tripti's husband Gaurav -a software engineer with Wipro - and the Wipro officials were asked by the court to submit their replies by November 29.

    Tripti had initially filed a case of domestic violence against her in-laws and the chief metropolitan magistrate's court had fixed November 25 as the date for submission of replies by Gaurav and his parents.

    Advocate Nandlal Jaiswal, who represented Tripti, said she filed a fresh case in the same court on Wednesday and made Premji and Pratik Kumar parties to the matter as her husband had allegedly left her because of a "dating allowance" paid to him by Wipro.

    Tripti alleged this allowance had changed her husband's behaviour towards her and that he had not been visiting Kanpur since.

    However, Wipro on Thursday denied it had any ‘dating allowance’ for its employees and declined to comment on reports of the summons.

    In a statement, the company said it had not received any notice from the Kanpur court so far.

    “We would like to categorically state we don't have a dating allowance in any form and, hence, cannot elaborate on this alleged issue. We have no formal intimation on this,” the statement said.

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