Ex-JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana has filed what he claims is new evidence supporting his sex abuse allegations against executive Lorna Hajdini — including one anonymous friend who claimed he was invited for a threesome.
The anonymous witness statements contain details and quotes, and describe alleged encounters with Hajdini in September 2024.
The lawsuit — which JPMorgan insists is entirely fabricated — suddenly reappeared in the Manhattan Supreme Court docket on Monday after it was filed and then quickly pulled last week.
The lawsuit quickly rose to viral infamy due to the lurid claims against Hajdini, who was accused of turning Rana into a “sex slave.”
JPMorgan and Hajdini have hit back hard against the claims. Multiple sources told The Post that JPMorgan’s internal probe — which reviewed emails, records, and devices — found zero evidence of wrongdoing. Hajdini cooperated fully, while Rana did not, the bank said.
The Post also reported on Monday that Rana apparently lied to the bank about his father dying so he could collect paid leave — and apparently used the time off to prepare the bombshell lawsuit against Hajdini and his employer. Despite sources saying he used time off for bereavement, The Post found Rana’s father alive and well on Sunday.
In Rana’s new filing, one alleged witness — who appears to be a family friend of Rana’s — says he was staying at an apartment while visiting New York City and was woken up by Hajdini’s drunken antics in the middle of the night.
He attempted to go back to sleep, but a “completely naked” Hajdini woke him up.
Hajdini sat on the couch he was sleeping on, lit a cigarette and began begging him to “join them” in the bedroom, the document claims.
Despite refusing several times, the mystery witness claims Hajdini told him “you know I own [redacted], so you better come join.”
After she returned to the bedroom, he claims, he could hear Rana pleading, “No, no, no, you have to leave. I’m not going to do this. Please stop.”
Hajdini left the apartment later in the night, and a stunned Rana emerged, sharing his story of how Hajdini “constantly harassed him and forced him to engage in sexual behavior with her on a number of occasions,” the docs say.
Rana allegedly recalled that Hajdini threatened him with “trouble” if he didn’t comply, and “reiterated his concern that Ms. Hajdini was blackmailing him.”
That affirmation also claims witnessing Hajdini be “handsy” with Rana at a concert for Norwegian DJ Kygo at Barclay’s Center earlier that month.
The other anonymous affirmation — seemingly from the owner of the apartment where the family friend was staying — claims he saw Hajdini kissing Rana’s neck on the street sometime during the summer of 2024.
And in September 2024, she overheard them entering her apartment building, recalling that Hajdini said something that sounded like, “I own you, Brownie.”
Both affirmations were signed last July, records show.
Other exhibits include an affirmation from Rana, who argues he should proceed anonymously because the alleged events have left him with PTSD.
A letter from Johnathan Alpert, an executive psychotherapist, claims to confirm his PTSD diagnosis.
Rana cites a June 2025 email to Alpert claiming that he had “not slept in weeks” and was “unable to eat,” was hearing Hajdini’s voice in his head, and “I feared for my own safety” and for his family’s.
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