Shocking claim in JPMorgan ‘abuse’ case: New witness alleges naked, smoking executive Lorna Hajdini demanded ‘threesome,’ claims she…

A major twist has emerged in the JPMorgan “sex slave” case as former banker Chirayu Rana has returned to court with fresh and serious allegations, supported by two anonymous witness statements. The revised filing has once again brought attention to a case that the bank strongly denies.

What Exactly Happened?

Chirayu Rana, 35, has refiled his lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court against senior JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini, 37. He accuses her of sexual assault, racial abuse, and drugging him. The case was earlier withdrawn for “corrections” but has now been refiled with new witness statements reportedly linked to incidents in 2024.

Witness Accounts Describe Disturbing Allegations

One anonymous witness claimed he was staying in an apartment with Rana when he was woken up by a woman entering the room. He alleged that Hajdini, “completely naked,” sat on a sofa, lit a cigarette, and asked him to join them in the bedroom. According to the statement, she allegedly said, “You know I own Rana, so you’d better come join.”

The witness said he refused multiple times and later heard Rana pleading from the bedroom, saying, “No, no, no, you have to leave. I’m not going to do this. Please stop.”

A second witness stated that Rana had earlier told him a woman at work was making his “life hell.” He also claimed he once saw Hajdini kissing Rana’s neck and touching him, while Rana appeared uncomfortable.

The updated filing also includes an affidavit where Rana claims he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in October 2024 following the alleged incidents. A counsellor’s letter confirms he is undergoing treatment.

JPMorgan and Executive Strongly Deny Claims

JPMorgan Chase has strongly rejected all allegations, saying its internal investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing. The bank stated that multiple employees cooperated, but Rana did not fully participate or provide supporting facts.

Hajdini’s legal team has also denied all accusations, calling them “completely fabricated.” They said she never had any sexual or romantic relationship with Rana and never gave him drugs.