Grover insists in his resignation letter that he was arm-twisted into resigning, while BharatPe retorts that he resigned ahead of a board meeting where PwC will submit its findings on his conduct
Employees are lining up in droves to exit BharatPe before the row hits their employability. CEO Sameer is intermittently mollifying their fears, while Grover remains unapologetic for what transpired
Ashneer Grover’s dispute and the voluntary leave that followed has opened a pandora’s box of large-scale corporate governance issues
Embroiled in controversy, Grover, in hiatus, will delve into BharatPe’s IPO and make it profitable. CEO Sameer denies any external pressure behind the move, or an eventual ouster
The BharatPe co-founder has lately pitted himself against Kotak Mahindra over a dispute on its inability to secure funds for him to buy Nykaa shares in its IPO.
