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If that person actually does flag this and try to censor it like every other comment on how difficult t▮▮▮he ▮▮▮ please give the interns and students a chance to share their voice rather than running afraid from their legally india manager.
You should speak to the senior lawyers mentioned in the above post, or with any lawyer who is currently working with Tatva Chennai, to get an accurate picture, before you form a view based on the above malicious post.
Tatva Chennai disputes team is headed by a very senior person.
I am told that they take a lot of steps to provide a professional work culture and that their pay is based on competence and not seniority. However, you should check these yourself.
The other person is not here to defend himself and tell his side of the story.