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Subway Pakistan Takes Legal Action After Employee Assaulted by Customers

Subway Pakistan files legal complaint against customers who allegedly assaulted an employee at a Multan outlet.

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Subway Pakistan Takes Legal Action After Employee Assaulted by Customers
An employee of Subway Pakistan speaks to media about the incident following an alleged assault by customers.

Key Takeaways

  • Subway Pakistan has filed a legal complaint against customers who allegedly assaulted an employee.
  • The incident occurred at a Subway outlet in Multan, where the employee was dragged and beaten for several minutes.
  • CCTV footage of the assault has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread condemnation.

Subway Pakistan has taken up the matter with relevant legal authorities following an alleged assault by a group of customers at one of its outlets in Multan. In a statement, the company condemned the incident and expressed concern for the safety and dignity of its employees.

The employee, identified as Fazil, was on duty when a group of customers entered the restaurant with samosas purchased from outside. According to Fazil’s account, he initially asked another staff member to inform the group about Subway’s policy against consuming outside food in the restaurant.

However, the customers allegedly ignored his request and proceeded to assault him. Fazil said one of the men grabbed him by the neck and dragged him to another part of the restaurant, despite a female staff member being present. He alleged that three men subsequently assaulted him for around five to seven minutes, repeatedly punching and slapping him on various parts of his body.

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The incident has drawn widespread condemnation on social media after CCTV footage showing the alleged assault circulated online. The video has since gone viral, prompting calls for action against those involved.

Subway Pakistan stated in a separate post that it would continue to pursue the matter through appropriate legal channels and take necessary steps to ensure accountability. The company emphasized its commitment to ensuring a safe and respectful environment for both employees and customers.

Reports suggest that one of the men involved in the incident was a bank manager, although this claim has not been independently confirmed by Business Recorder. Subway Pakistan said it would follow due process to ensure accountability.