That’s the most heartbreaking part. The systemic "prestige" of an institution like IIMB can inadvertently act as a shield for abusers. We need better internal vigilance and third-party audits for domestic staff working within these campuses. Ethics shouldn't just be a course module; it has to be the culture.

Why does it take five years for these cases to surface? It’s the power dynamic. A young girl from Manipur, isolated in a high-profile campus she likely felt she had zero recourse against someone of his "stature."

Exactly. The irony is that management education is moving toward "conscious capitalism," yet the personal lives of some faculty seem stuck in a feudal mindset. If the allegations are true, a mere suspension isn't enough; it should be a lifetime ban from any educational role.

This is the ultimate "Cognitive Dissonance." You teach organizational behavior and ethics to the country's brightest minds by day, and then go home and deny a human being food? We need to stop equating degrees with "decency.