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T-Series Office COVID-19 Case: Bhushan Kumar opens up on the caretaker testing positive

Recently, it was reported that a caretaker at Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series office has been tested positive for coronavirus and the office has been sealed by the government. Now, Kumar has spoken about it and has stated that the tested person is receiving proper care and the whole office building will be completely sanitized.

Bhushan Kumar in a statement said, “All employees of T-Series are like family and we have taken utmost care to respect this situation. While the person who has been positively infected is receiving the proper care, we have taken the government recommended medical steps to make sure that the office building is completely sanitized.”


“We have always taken care of each other and in these trying times, we will strive hard to make sure that each and every person of the T-Series family comes out a winner at the end of this fight against the global pandemic,” he added.

The spokesperson of T-Series had earlier stated that while the office is closed for the employees, there were a few people who were staying there as they couldn’t travel to their natives. The spokesperson had told PTI, “Some of them are migrants who couldn’t go back. There are rooms, kitchen and all facilities for them at the office building. But one of them got tested positive for Covid-19. There are two-three people who are also getting tested, but their reports are pending. For safety reasons, the BMC has sealed the office. It was anyway shut for employees since March 15.”

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