New evidence has emerged in the sexual harassment case involving Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Nashik, Maharashtra, India. Police discovered the Aadhaar and PAN cards of victims at the residence of one of the accused, Danish Sheikh. Investigators are probing why he possessed these personal documents, suspecting the possible opening of a bank account in a victim's name. The case has revealed a pattern of harassment, including vulgar codes used in office passwords and obscene messages sent in official WhatsApp groups to intimidate female employees. One complainant stated that the harassment began during her training period and persisted for months. The allegations extend to a group leader who reportedly sent lewd messages daily. The case began when a woman accused Sheikh of engaging in a physical relationship under false pretenses, claiming he concealed his marital status. Alongside Sheikh, six other men and one woman have been arrested, including HR head Ashwini Chainani. As the investigation continues, seven more women have come forward with similar complaints, highlighting a culture of harassment at the workplace.