Stock exchanges last week had sought clarification from the company over the media reports that suggested the company was 'hit by another whistleblower complaint against Salil Parekh'

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The whistleblower, who claims to be working in the finance department of the company, didn't reveal his identity because, he said, he could face \"retaliation\" after these disclosures

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Navigating this disruption (the digital disruption) is rapidly becoming the single most important priority for every large global business, especially incumbent enterprises across sectors, says Nilekani

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Nilekani, addressing analysts in Bengaluru, assures that Infosys takes whistleblower complaints seriously; says the company will soon share the findings of the ongoing probe

If Infosys' own investigation or US agencies where complaints are filed finds prima facie merits in allegations and pursues the case further, it may have serious repercussions for the company

Backing his former colleagues and founders, Nilekani says they have built Infosys and served it \"selflessly\"; says the allegations of involvement seem to be aimed at tarnishing their image

Infosys says the company is not in a position to determine the concreteness, credibility and materiality of the anonymous complaints

Whistleblower allegations fall in four buckets - questionable accounting standards; ethics of top management; disclosure standards; and ethnic slur

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In 2012, a US whistleblower, Jay Palmer, alleged Infosys was misusing the short term B1 visas to send low-cost workers from India to work in the US.