A court in Nashik, Maharashtra, has denied anticipatory bail to Nida Khan, a primary accused in a serious case involving sexual exploitation and religious coercion linked to the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) BPO. The court highlighted the necessity of her custodial interrogation, as the allegations against her are severe. Public Prosecutor Ajay Misar stated that the prosecution had uncovered crucial leads that necessitate Khan's interrogation. The case involves claims that Khan coerced a woman into converting her religion while promising job opportunities abroad. Khan's family has stated that she is pregnant and was not employed in the human resources department of TCS, but rather as a telecaller. Meanwhile, police custody for four other accused has been extended, and a total of eight arrests have been made in connection with the investigation, which includes nine FIRs registered against various individuals involved.