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In recent months, Hazar Denli, a mechanical engineer, was dismissed from his position at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) after voicing concerns related to the safety of VinFast vehicles. Denli flagged issues regarding the chassis design, specifically focusing on the suspension system of the prototypes he encountered during test drives. His warnings included the potential dangers of wheels misaligning under stress, which could result in loss of vehicle control. These defects prompted him to escalate the matter within the Tata Group, pointing out the necessity for redesign and improvement of safety standards. Denli's alarm heightened when he witnessed reports of serious safety defects linked to prior VinFast models, including instances where cars reportedly reversed without a driver present and instances of wheels detaching during crashes. Following his activities on social media, particularly through critical posts on Reddit, Denli became identifiable as a whistleblower. This designation resulted in his termination as Tata Group feared he could disclose further information related to VinFast's designs in the future, leading to a hostile environment for the company. Experts have noted that whistleblowers often face significant retaliation, jeopardizing their careers. Denli's story reflects a broader issue regarding the consequences faced by individuals who strive to promote safety and transparency within their industries. This incident has also drawn attention to ongoing investigations by U.S. authorities into safety defects associated with earlier models of VinFast cars, indicating a wider scrutiny of the manufacturer's practices.