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TVF CEO steps down over sexual harassment allegations: Full text

Arunabh Kumar was replaced by Dhawal Gusain, who has been with TVF since 2015 as COO

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Tamanna Naseer New Delhi
Months after a female 'staffer'  accused The Viral Fever (TVF) CEO Arunabh Kumar of sexual advances at the workplace, he stepped down from his post on Thursday. However, he will continue to work with TVF as a mentor. 

Kumar took to Twitter to make the announcement. "A lot has happened in the last three months which has mentally and emotionally drained me. However, I have faith and confidence that eventually truth will prevail," Kumar wrote. 

Kumar was replaced by Dhawal Gusain, who has been with the company since 2015 as the COO.

"Lot of people wanted me to say

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