The investigation has increased in the focus between TCS’s alleged H -1B visa fraud focus under Trump 2.0

Kini, who filed an appeal after dismissing his trial against TCS, mentioned that in 2017 he presented an initial whistleblower report to the Chief Executive Officer of the company, giving details of fraud visa practices. Subsequently, according to his filing, he also presented three follow -up reports.

In response, Kini alleged, the company removed its salary, preventing promotion, removed from projects, and eventually abolished it.

In an interview with the news agency Bloomberg, Kini recently stated that his superiors ordered him to prove the internal organizational chart wrong, so that they actually look more top-thunder with managers. He said that the way TCS was using employment visa was to prepare for any height check.

A Bloomberg report said that the TCS has received much higher L -1A manager visa than the number of managers reporting to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The company, which is a partner with Major US Tech firms, has allegedly acquired more manager visas than any other employer in recent years.

Former TCS employees had earlier filed federal cases against the company under the False Claims Act for Visa fraud to bypass US labor laws and H -1B visa rules. The three cases filed were later rejected by the court. Kini, who worked as an IT manager at TCS’s Denver Office, filed an appeal after dismissing her first lawsuit.

In a statement, TCS denied the allegations leveled by former employees and claimed that it was in compliance with all laws in the United States. “TCS does not comment on the ongoing litigation, however, we strongly denote these incorrect allegations by former employees, which have been rejected by several courts earlier. TCS strictly followed all American laws, “said this.

With the re -taking over as an US President, there is increasing uncertainty around visa policies, especially H -1B visas. The proposals of the new administration include increasing wages threshold and additional fees.

On Wednesday, TCS shares closed down 2.28% at Rs 3,781.35 on BSE, while almost compared to flat closes for senses.