The Nashik City police are investigating nine FIRs related to allegations of sexual harassment and forced religious conversions at an IT company in Nashik, Maharashtra. On Thursday, police recorded the statement of the company's HR manager, who resides in Pune, following claims that she failed to act on complaints from victims. The first FIR was filed in late March by a woman who alleged that a colleague had engaged in sexual relations under the pretense of marriage. Subsequently, eight more FIRs were registered, leading to the arrest of six individuals connected to the firm. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis expressed his concern over the situation, calling it a serious issue that must be condemned and pursued rigorously. He praised the police for their swift action. Reports indicate that the arrested individuals were allegedly involved in coercing Hindu employees into converting to Islam and influencing them to partake in activities against their religious beliefs. The police action was based on intelligence inputs, and the investigation continues as more victims come forward with complaints.