Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Times of India Employee Allegedly Abuses and Threatens Man on Facebook
A person posted something online about a child's death.
Someone claiming to be from a newspaper responded with threats and insults to the person and their mother, along with claims of having legal power and influence.
The person shared the messages publicly, but the newspaper hasn't responded yet.
The incident involved accusations of abusive language, threats of legal action, and references to the alleged abuser's powerful family connections.
The original post was regarding the death of a child due to rabies.
A woman identifying as a 'Deputy Manager' at The Times of India allegedly verbally abused a man's mother on Facebook.
The abuse followed a Facebook post criticizing the death of a child from rabies, which the woman claimed was incorrect.
The woman threatened the poster with legal action and physical harm, also allegedly mentioning her Judge father's influence.
The man shared the abusive comments on Twitter, but The Times of India has not yet commented on the incident.
The alleged abuser has been reported to have used derogatory language, targeting the man's mother.
- Who
- Divya Rana, allegedly a Deputy Manager at The Times of India, and Dibakar Dutta.
- What
- A woman identifying as a Times of India Deputy Manager allegedly verbally abused a man's mother and threatened the man on Facebook.
- When
- The incident occurred on Thursday, August 21st, shortly after a post criticizing the death of a child.
- Where
- The abuse took place on Facebook.
- Why
- The alleged abuse stemmed from Rana's disagreement with a Facebook post concerning a child's death.
Accuser
Alleged Abuser
Allegations
Accuser
Claims of severe verbal abuse and threats.
Alleged Abuser
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Reaction
Accuser
Expresses shock at the alleged conduct of a media representative.
Alleged Abuser
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- Alleged Abuser
- Divya Rana
- Claimed Position
- Deputy Manager, The Times of India
- Incident Location
- Incident Date
- August 21st
- Subject of Original Post
- Death of a child from rabies