I gave birth to his child and Now he has left me, Bank Employee files exploitation case against Colleague in Lucknow

May 1, 2025

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I gave birth to his child, Now he has left me: Bank Employee files exploitation case against Colleague in Lucknow

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The crime against female Bank employees are not stopping. In most of the cases, female Bank employees have fallen prey to their colleagues and seniors. This time a shocking incident has come to light. Recently a 26 year old Federal Bank PO passed away. A few days ago, 27 year old female SBI Officer committed suicide.

A young woman working in a private bank in Gosainganj, Lucknow, has filed a police complaint against her colleague, Sumit Yadav, accusing him of sexually exploiting her under the false promise of marriage. The case has been registered at Gosainganj police station. The details of woman have not been released due to privacy concerns.

According to the woman, who is originally from Sultanpur, she started working at the bank in 2020. During this time, she became friends with Sumit Yadav, a resident of Kasimabad in Ghazipur district. Their friendship soon turned into a romantic relationship.

Sumit allegedly promised to marry her, and the couple even started living together in a rented house in Chinhat, Lucknow, as husband and wife. During this period, she says she was sexually involved with him, trusting his commitment to marry her.

The woman also revealed that during their time together, she gave birth to a son. However, on February 25, Sumit left their home, saying that his mother was seriously ill in his village. After that, he switched off his phone and cut off all contact.

When she realized that he had no intention of returning or marrying her, she went to the Gosainganj police station and filed an official complaint. The police registered an FIR on Tuesday.

Inspector Brajesh Kumar Tripathi, in charge of the case, said that the woman’s statement will soon be recorded in front of a magistrate, which is a legal step required for further investigation. He also stated that the case will be investigated thoroughly, and appropriate action will be taken based on the evidence.