A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Lorna Hajdini, a senior executive at JP Morgan, in the New York Supreme Court. The lawsuit includes shocking allegations of sexual misconduct and racial slurs.
The accuser, identified as Chirayu Rana, claims that Hajdini drugged him and forced him into sexual encounters. He also alleges that she coerced a married banker colleague into non-consensual sex acts.
Hajdini allegedly made derogatory comments about Rana’s wife. Reports suggest she threatened him with consequences if he rejected her advances.
The lawsuit details how Hajdini purportedly used her power to intimidate Rana. She allegedly made racial remarks towards him as well.
JP Morgan denies all allegations. The bank stated that its internal investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing.
According to JP Morgan, Rana refused to participate in this investigation. His claims surfaced first in an article by the Daily Mail.
Hajdini categorically denies the accusations. She asserts she never engaged in any inappropriate conduct.
The situation escalated quickly, with Hajdini’s LinkedIn account reportedly deactivated or deleted following the allegations.
As of midday, observers are closely monitoring the case’s developments. The next steps in this legal battle remain uncertain.
In one of the reported quotes, Hajdini allegedly told Rana, “If you don’t f**k me soon, I’m going to ruin you… never forget, I f**king own you.” This illustrates the severity of the claims made against her.
This case raises significant questions about workplace conduct and accountability within major financial institutions like JP Morgan Chase.
