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In: Ex-employee who stole firm’s data sold to competitor arrested

Posted on November 30, 2018 by Dissent

PTI reports:

An ex-employee, accused of stealing data of a US-based recruitment firm and selling it to its competitor, was arrested here Friday, police said.

The accused, Arun Kumar Pandey, in his late 20s, was arrested near Sab Mall in Sector 27 of the city, a police official said.

A complaint was made by the director of Recruitment Crew 1 Technology India, located in Sector 4, on November 22 after which an FIR was registered, Station House Officer, Sector 20 police station, Manoj Kumar Pant said.

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