New Delhi, May 1 -- Amid the Lorna Hajdini sexual abuse case, JPMorgan, which was also part of the lawsuit, strongly denied allegations.

On Monday, a former JPMorgan employee under the pseudonym John Doe accused Hajdini of turning him into her "sex slave" by drugging him with Rohypnol and Viagra and threatening to slash his bonus if he did not comply.

He alleged in a lawsuit that the 37-year-old executive director on JPMorgan's leveraged finance team, even turned up unannounced at Rana's apartment and forced him to have sex.

However, the court document has since been withdrawn for "corrections."

A bank spokesperson declined to comment on Doe's identity, stating that an extensive internal investigation-conducted by the HR team and in-h...