Last updated: July 20, 2026 | By Reetika Gupta, Partner, Aristo Legal When a workplace sexual harassment complaint names a company’s Director, the natural question is whether the Internal Complaints Committee (IC) even has jurisdiction — or whether the matter must go to the government-appointed Local Complaints Committee (LC) instead. In Prof. (Dr.) J. Sundaresan
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