JPMorgan Executive Sues Former “Office Sex Slave” Banker For Defamation Over Claims She Turned Him Into A ‘Sex Slave’

A JPMorgan executive accused of forcing a subordinate to engage in non-consensual and humiliating sex acts has fired back by accusing him of defamation in her own counterclaim.

The counter-complaint filed by JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini has alleged that Chirayu Rana orchestrated a months-long campaign of false claims that destroyed her career and damaged her reputation.

Her counterclaim states:

“Ms Hajdini categorically and unequivocally denies each and every allegation of unlawful conduct, including any allegations of sexual harassment, sexual assault, drugging, blackmail and racial discrimination asserted by the Plaintiff,’ her lawyers wrote in the counterclaim.”

“These allegations are entirely false, malicious and fabricated and were concocted for the improper purpose of personal enrichment at the expense of defendant and others.”

Lawyers For The JPMorgan Executive Say Rana’s Lawsuit Is A Smear Campaign And Extortion Plot

The attorneys for the JPMorgan executive accuse Rana of peddling his lies that Ms Hajdini was a racist, sexual predator. She claims his goal was to destroy her reputation in order to extort millions of dollars from her and the bank.

They described Rana’s initial complaint as a smear campaign against Ms. Hajdini with fabricated assertions.

The countersuit also claims Rana made eerily similar sexual harassment claims against an executive at another job. However, most of those details were redacted in the file. 

The Wall Street Journal previously reported that Rana turned down a $1 million settlement offer from JPMorgan. He instead demanded $11.7 million to settle the case, sources said. 

The JPMorgan executive’s counterclaim also asserts she never served as Rana’s supervisor. She also claims when they worked together in person Rana never reported any sexual or racial harassment to the bank HR department.  

The countersuit says nstead Rana waited until May 2025 to report his lies about Ms Hajdini’s conduct HR.

The countersuit goes on to accuse Rana of fabricating stories about his father’s death so he could collect bereavement leave.

But much of the JPMorgan executive’s countersuit focuses on the toll Rana’s claims have had on her life. Her counter-complaint also state:

“As a direct and proximate result of Plaintiff’s conduct, Ms Hajdini has suffered severe and lasting harm to her reputation, career, personal relationships and emotional well-being, including the enduring stigma associated with these false allegations in an increasingly permanent digital environment.”

It also claims the JPMorgan executive and her family ‘have been mocked, ridiculed and harassed around the clock. Hajdini serving as the ongoing focal point of countless jokes, memes. Along with AI-generated images and videos of a persistently vile, degrading and sexual nature. 

Hajdini is now seeking to recover the costs of mental health treatment, attorneys’ fees and the costs of ‘private and/or shared-ride transportation to avoid media and other scrutiny’ as well as any other damages to be determined at trial.

JPMorgan is apparently backing her in the counterclaim.

A bank spokesman also previously told the Daily Mail that an internal investigation had found no evidence to support Rana’s allegations in the lawsuit.

Chirayu Rana’s Allegations Against The JPMorgan Executive

Rana claimed in his own lawsuit that Hajdini started harassing him in May 2024. He claims she dropped her pen on the floor next to his desk and she rubbed his leg and squeezed his calf when he went to pick it up.

He claims she then remarked, ‘Oh, you did play basketball in college? … I love basketball players.’

Hajdini then allegedly uttered an obscene remark about the effect basketball players had on her.

He alleged the sexual advances from the JPMorgan executive became more explicit and frequent. Rana also claimed she continued threatened to ruin his career if he did not comply. On occasions, he attempted to comply but could not physically do so. Those is evoked more insults from his abuser. 

Later that May, Rana claims Ms Hajdini invited him out for drinks. However, he declined. In response, she is alleged to have said:

“If you don’t f*** me soon, I’m going to ruin you… never forget, I f***ing own you.”

Twice, he says, the JPMorgan executive propositioned him for oral sex in the office. On one occasion she allegedly asked him:

“Birthday BJ for the brown boy? My little brown boy.”

If he continued to spurn her advances, she allegedly told him, she would ensure he was never promoted to executive director. 

Hajdini allegedly told him during a bank staff social event at which she is accused of groping him under a table:

‘You’re gonna need to earn it, my little Arab boy toy. I bet your little Asian, fish head, wife doesn’t have these cannons,’

She then allegedly revealed her breasts.

Rana Is Also Suing The JPMorgan Case Bank

Rana is also suing JPMorgan for allegedly defaming him by disparaging him to other finance companies that were considering offering him a job. He alleges JPMorgan told them he was ‘lazy’, ‘incompetent’, and an ‘introvert.’ 

In addition, they told Rana’s perspective employers that he unfaithful to his ‘domestic partner’ and a heavy drinker.

He said the bank said he had been ‘fired,’ which was again incorrect.

Rana’s tenure at JPMorgan appeared to come to a head mid-last year.

Rana’s lawsuit states that in May 2025, he filed an internal complaint of discrimination and harassment. He alleged a pattern of sexual abuse and racial discrimination.

The bank then placed him on involuntary administrative leave on June 6th. This a day after being reprimanded by a superior.

He left the company more than three months later.

Rana’s attorney said his client had spent months attempting to resolve the matter privately. However, he alleges JPMorgan repeatedly postponed and prolonged settlement and mediation discussions.

Chirayu Rana Has Two Witnesses Ready To Testify Against JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini

Two unidentified witnesses have since filed affidavits in support of Rana’s lawsuit.

One witness claimed in their statement that they were staying at an apartment with Rana in September 2024. They claim  they were woken in the night by a woman who was ‘clearly intoxicated and speaking loudly’.

Rana later identified the woman as JPMorgan executive Hajdini.

One witness wrote in their statement:

“A short while later, I was awoken by Ms Hajdini, who was completely naked. Ms Hajdini sat on the couch and lit a cigarette. She then asked me to come to the bedroom with her and “join them”. I told her no. She said, “Come join, come join”. I again told her no.”

The witness claimed Hajdini then told them, “You know, I own [Rana], so you’d better come join.”

They again refused, and Hajdini returned to the bedroom and closed the door, according to the filing.

From inside, the witness claimed they heard arguing, with Rana ‘loudly pleading’ with Ms Hajdini ‘to stop, and to leave’.

‘It became quiet. Then, sometime later, [Ms Hajdini] came out of the bedroom and left the apartment,’ the witness said in the filing.

The second witness claimed Rana had told him in mid-2024 that a woman in the office was ‘making his life hell’ and that he later saw Hajdini kissing Rana’s neck and grabbing him and that he appeared uncomfortable.

Additional new exhibits include an affidavit in which Rana says he was diagnosed with PTSD last October. He attributes the PTSD to the alleged assaults.

A JPMorgan insider believed Rana’s allegations were beginning to fall apart as they had anticipated.

Rana is also facing scrutiny over his claims.

Rana is seeking damages for lost earnings, emotional distress and reputational harm, as well as punitive damages and changes to the bank’s practices.

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