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On Tuesday, journalist Mayank Jain resigned as Business Standard‘s principal correspondent following allegations of sexual assault being levelled against him. Business Standard editor Shyamal Majumdar confirmed the development in a text message to Firstpost, “Mayank Jain resigned and it (his resignation) has been accepted with immediate effect." On being asked on the status of the inquiry against Jain, Majumdar said the “inquiry will take its natural course.” Jain has been accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct as part of what is being seen as India’s definitive #MeToo moment online. Jain earlier declined to comment to Firstpost after The Wire journalist Anoo Bhuyan earlier outed him on Twitter as an alleged harasser Bhuyan tweeted:
Bhuyan earlier tweeted:
Jain was named, among other journalists including Ayush Soni, Prashant Jha, and Anurag Vema in this _Firstpost_ piece on India’s #MeToo moment as women took to Twitter to out alleged predators and sexual harassers.
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