Who is Hitesha Chandranee?
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Hitesha Chandranee recently accused Zomato delivery boy Kamaraj of physically assaulting her. Now, the Bengaluru-based woman has been booked by the police. So, who is she?
Zomato has been at the centre of news after their delivery executive was accused of physical violence by a customer last week. I want to chime in about the incident that happened in Bengaluru a few days ago. @zomato pic.twitter.com/8mM9prpMsx Ever since the news broke out, the woman, identified as Hitesha Chandranee, and the delivery man, Kamaraj, have both come out with their versions of the incident. While Hitesha accused the man of hitting her, Kamaraj said that she had hit him with a slipper, hurled abuses at him and tried to punch him when she accidentally hurt herself. Now, an FIR has also been filed against Hitesha based on a complaint by the Zomato employee. He has accused her of wrongful restraint, assault, intentional insult and criminal intimidation. Following which, according to a New Indian Express report, Hitesha left Bengaluru for Maharashtra. Amid this, many are raising questions about the woman.
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