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Is Hunger Crime, Asks Sanjana Galrani On Firing Of Zomato Delivery Partner

A video of a Zomato food delivery partner eating food that was meant to be delivered, has gone viral on social media. It’s been a week and people are debating about it, some in favour of the delivery executive, and some against.

One of them was Sanjana Galrani, sister of actor Nikki Galrani. Sanjana tweeted criticizing the company for firing him after the video went viral. She asked if his hunger was a crime and said he should be given a second chance.

Before this, however, the food delivery app had apologized on the delivery person’s behalf, and said he had been fired. They wrote in a note, “We take these kinds of reports extremely seriously and upon thorough investigation, we found that the video was shot in Madurai. The person in the video happened to be a delivery partner on our fleet. We have spoken to him at length – and while we understand that this was a human error in judgment, we have taken him off our platform.”

The company further said that to avoid recurrence of such an event, tamper-proof tapes will soon be introduced: “In our commitment towards mitigating any possibility of tampering with food, Zomato will soon introduce tamper-proof tapes and other precautionary measures.”

Sanjana Galrani was only one among many who felt this was too harsh and that Zomato should not have fired him.

A similar incident happened recently when a pizza delivery person met with an accident while trying to deliver on time. But all who spoke up about it on Twitter empathised with the delivery person, unlike now when some are being sarcastic about him losing the job, and others are saying he can be taken back assuming that the experience has taught him a lesson.

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