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Zomato supporting both parties: CEO Deepinder Goyal on Bengaluru 'assault'

Zomato said Wednesday it had delisted Kamaraj after a content creator, Hitesha Chandranee, posted videos on social media saying the Zomato executive hit her

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"#zomatodeliveryboy" was a top trend on Twitter on Friday afternoon

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Zomato co-founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal on Friday said that the food delivery firm was providing support to its delivery executive in Bengaluru who was de platformed after a customer complained that he assaulted her while delivering food.
 
"Right from the get go, our topmost priority has been to get to the truth. Towards that, we are helping both Hitesha and Kamaraj (our delivery partner) with all the support they need while the investigation is pending," Goyal said in a tweet.
 
Zomato said Wednesday it had delisted Kamaraj after a  content creator, Hitesha Chandranee, posted videos on social media saying

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