Nashik, Nov. 7 -- Former MP and All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) Maharashtra president Imtiaz Jaleel has been named in a case involving alleged sexual and religious harassment of employees at a Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)-linked business process outsourcing (BPO) unit in Nashik for allegedly providing shelter to accused Nida Khan while she was absconding, a police officer said on Friday. Jaleel and five others were added to an FIR registered on March 26 at Deolali Camp Police Station against three BPO employees - Nida Khan, Danish Shaikh and Tausif Attar - following a complaint by a woman employee accusing them of sexually exploiting her and trying to convert her religion. Police officials said Jaleel and the five others were named in the FIR for allegedly providing shelter to Khan during her absconding period. "My client visited Nashik on September 11 to record his statement before the police. He denied providing shelter to Nida Khan and told the police that he had only extended legal assistance after her parents approached him," Jaleel's lawyer advocate Abhaysinh Bhosale said, adding that police had also collected voice samples and that his client would cooperate....