Absolutely horrifying and enraging. A 23 year-old Kuki woman from Churachandpur district, Manipur, has alleged that she was subjected to years of brutal physical and mental torture, starvation, confinement and assault while working as a nanny-cum-housekeeper at the residence of an IIM Bangalore professor and his wife inside the institute campus. No human being deserves to be treated with such cruelty and degradation. The sheer inhumanity of allegedly starving, isolating, and abusing a young woman far away from her home is sickening. This case also raises serious concerns about the safety and security of young girls and women from the Northeast and other vulnerable communities who leave their homes to work in cities across India in search of livelihood and dignity. Many travel alone, without support systems, trusting employers for safety, only to face exploitation, abuse, racism, and silence behind closed doors. If educated and influential people can allegedly commit such acts, what protection do these young women truly have? There must be stricter monitoring of domestic work conditions, stronger legal safeguards, and swift justice for victims. Young women working outside their state should never have to live in fear of violence, humiliation, or captivity while trying to earn an honest living. Full report: en.themooknayak.com/amp/stor… @CMofKarnataka @Kwohr2013 @UN_Women @ncsthq @PoliceBangalore @BlrCityPolice @IIM_Bangalore