Following the murder of its employee Rasila Raju OP on its campus and the questions raised by Pune police commissioner Rashmi Shukla about company’s security measures, Infosys in a statement clarified that the company will continue to seek recommendations and suggestions to improve the safety of its employees on its campuses across India. The IT major maintained that the murder of Rasila Raju OP by company’s security guard on its campus in Hinjewadi IT park on Sunday evening was a reminder that “nothing is foolproof”. “At Infosys, we are focused and committed to the safety of our employees. Yesterday’s unfortunate incident is a reminder, however, that nothing is foolproof, and we are continuing to seek recommendations and suggestions from different stakeholders on how we can try and strengthen the safety of our employees at our campuses and offices,” Infosys said in a statement. The company listed some of the security initiatives it had undertaken on its campuses to ensure the safety of its staff.

Source: Hindustan Times January 31, 2017 12:00 UTC