In a significant operation, seven women police officers disguised themselves to investigate allegations of sexual harassment at a multinational company in Nashik, Maharashtra, India. Their undercover work led to the arrest of five individuals, including members of the human resources department, who were implicated in multiple incidents of inappropriate behavior towards female employees. Over the past four years, nine FIRs have been filed against six accused, with allegations ranging from sexual harassment to religious discrimination. The police are reviewing more than 40 CCTV footage clips to gather further evidence. The accused include team leaders and HR representatives, with complaints from women aged 18 to 25 years. A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been established to delve deeper into the matter, with authorities urging other victims to come forward. The investigation aims to uncover whether a larger network is involved in such misconduct.