Harshdeep Saxena

This is Aswini and Anish, two IT professionals who were returning home in Pune on May 19 when an unregistered Porsche, driving at 150 km/h in Kalyani Nagar, hit them. One of them died on the spot, and the other died during medical treatment. The driver of the car was a 17-year-old minor, allegedly returning from a club after partying with friends to celebrate their 12th-grade results. Why this is not just an accident but a murder: 1. The car was unregistered; the showroom delivered the car without registration. 2. The parents allowed a minor to drive without a license. 3. The club owner served alcohol and admitted a minor. 4. The traffic police failed to notice an unregistered, overspeeding car on the road for months. When the minor was arrested at midnight, he received VIP treatment. A local MLA came to his rescue, with a team of lawyers. While common people face delays in their cases, this minor was granted bail on a Sunday in just 14 hours. The bail condition was that he should write an essay, and his parents should ensure he doesn't repeat the same mistake. When the law is the same, why do people with privilege get treated differently? I don't know the victims, but I hope they get justice. May their families find the support and strength they need. 🙏 For latest update in the case refer to my next post - https://lnkd.in/gqgGhb_8 https://lnkd.in/gArWZehK #justice #puneincident #itengineers #itcommunity #support #rip

We interviewed a 27 yr old candidate yesterday with 15 months of employment gap. Me : Why do you have this gap in your resume? Did your employer lay you off? Him : No, I quit the job, because my father's health wasn't good and he was admitted to the hospital. I had to take care of him, so I relocated to my home city. Me : What happened to him? Is he alright, now? Him : He passed away few months back. I had left the job so that I can give all my time and create some good memories during his last days. I have no regrets that I left the job or because I have this employment gap. Without a second thought, the panel members decided to select him for the role. I said, "You're Selected. Congratulations on your new role!" Sometimes we just need to listen and understand people, then judge them. Give a chance to justify always! For more please follow Harshdeep Saxena #people #job #hospital #employmentgap #resume #hiringnow

One of my friend met with a serious car accident and was paralyzed. He was #bedridden for an year. His company was cooperative initially but then asked him to resign in 6 months. He was in a bad state of mind. He was jobless & his lower body was not working. He applied to multiple companies. They seemed nice but rejected him because of his disability. But there was one company that saw him beyond his #disabilities & hired him because they found his skills worthy. That company was #Tata Bless such companies! And such leaders! #RatanTata