Acting coach Preeti Gupta alleged that Blinked compromised on her safety by sending two unknown people to their homes late at night for training purposes. Ms. Gupta, who lives alone, claimed that one of the men made her feel uncomfortable with her behavior. “One of them looked at me in such a way that I was deeply threatened with an uncomfortable-limit-limit.” Why was he there too? Who approved this decision? He wrote in an Instagram post.
Ms. Gupta further criticized the blinkit training policies citing the “dangerous” lapse in the decision. He claimed that despite several attempts to extend the issue and a request to talk with a manager, he was instructed to wait until the next day to respond, demanding him a demand for accountability.
“In a country where we read about crimes against women every day, this lack of basic security protocol is not just careless- it is dangerous,” she said.
Ms. Gupta expressed disappointment over the action of the blinkit and lack of communication, when women with weakness in a society, where security is often ignored. He tagged Blinkat, Zomato and CEO Deepinder Goyal, questioning whether women are safe in their homes as well.
“@letsblinkit Are we insecure in our homes ??? What is the action? Where is the accountability?” He wrote with a screenshot of his conversation with the Blinkit Support Executive.
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Ms. Gupta expressed disappointment over the action of the blinkit and lack of communication, when women with weakness in a society, where security is often ignored. He tagged Blinkat, Zomato and CEO Deepinder Goyal, questioning whether women are safe in their homes as well.
Many people supported him in comments, showing solidarity and understanding on his concerns about safety and accountability. One user wrote, “You called it out so happy, Preity. Hope all quick commerce people focus on it and are waiting to stop a tragedy. ,
Another comment, “Head on Head!
