unbiasedopinion
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Sorry, but your posts after posts coming up with logics to somehow brushing the matter under the carpet indicates that you are trying to defend this guy.I am not defending this guy who destroys the flag, don't get me wrong, whoever did that need to bring it to the law and trial. But I am saying, the definition of law is very tricky things, "public" can be interpolated as public area not "can be seen by other"; if there are three other employees see him do that, why don't these three say something to him? or even report to the company first, resolve the problem within the company? now the cat is out of the bag, do you think this is good for India or Oppo? good for the future company wish to setup manufactory in India?
Either you are just posting without reading the complete article, in which case you need to post comments after carefully reading the article or you are trying to be real smart.
But let me clarrify few of the points mentioned in the article.
1. The incident happened during the day shift (the exact time is not mentioned). and the revolt started by the employees of the night shift because of non-action by the company. This indicates the company has enough time to look into the matter but they failed to understand the gravity of the situation and didnt act to dispose off the matter quickly.
2. Sometimes people dont report crime to the office staff because they are scared of getting fired.
Anyways, investigation is underway and this will come in open soon.
As I already mentioned that you will see some funny story from the company to justify the guy and try to save him. Already started happening.