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Ex-JPMorgan banker in 'sex slave' suit accused of getting sister to lie about kissing, racial remark: filing
New York Post • • business
Key Points:
- Chirayu Rana, a former JPMorgan banker who accused his boss Lorna Hajdini of sexual coercion and racism, allegedly persuaded his sister and a friend to lie in sworn testimony to support his claims, according to a JPMorgan court filing seeking to dismiss the case.
- Rana’s sister initially claimed to have witnessed Hajdini kiss Rana on the neck and say, “I own you, Brownie,” but later retracted her statement, denying any inappropriate conduct by Hajdini.
- JPMorgan asserts Rana orchestrated a “deliberate and sustained scheme” to portray Hajdini as a racist sexual predator, demanding the court impose the most serious sanctions and cover legal costs for Hajdini and the bank.
- Rana’s legal representation has been unstable, with multiple attorneys withdrawing from the case due to irreconcilable differences, and Rana himself left JPMorgan in late 2025, briefly joining and then being dismissed by a private equity firm.
- Hajdini countersued Rana in May, claiming the false accusations severely damaged her career and reputation, with her lawyer urging the court to end what they describe as fraudulent litigation.
