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The woman who claimed to have been harassed by IndusInd Bank’s recovery agents shared her experience on LinkedIn. In response to her post, the bank expressed regret for the inconvenience caused.
The woman stated that she would report IndusInd Bank’s recovery agents to the police if they continued to harass her. (Representative Image: Getty)
A Thane-based woman, who teaches English at a school in Kalyan, has accused recovery agents reportedly working for Induslnd Bank of harassment. The woman shared her ordeal online, alleging that the agents frequently visited her house searching for someone else. She stated that even after informing them that the person they were looking for no longer resides there, the harassment continued.
“Induslnd Bank is a pathetic bank,” wrote a woman on LinkedIn. In the following lines, she explained the reason behind her statement.
“Their recovery agents came to my house looking for someone else. Despite telling them who I was and that person didn’t live there, they still continued to harass me. I’m a woman and this is a violation of my privacy. This kind of harassment is not acceptable,” she continued.
The woman further stated that she would report the recovery agents to the police if they continued to harass her, asking, “Is there no safety for women in this country?”
After her post went viral, the bank “regretted the inconvenience”. “We regret the inconvenience caused to you. DM us your contact details/request number and allow us some time to get back to you with the resolution. Feel free to contact our phone banking,” the bank wrote.
In yet another comment, they asked her to email them the details of the incident to help them get back to her with an “appropriate resolution”.
