Tribune News Service
New Delhi, September 22
Irate shareholders of a private financial company on Wednesday showed the door to former CAG Vinod Rai, who had sought to guide the destiny of Indian cricket and had landed the UPA government in a political soup after his audit reports on the 2G and coal auctions.
The die for Rai’s removal was cast on Tuesday after he failed to satisfy shareholders of IDFC Limited in his capacity as non-executive, non-independent director.
Shareholders had then questioned the delay in value unlocking of the company. Rai in defence sought to explain that it is a huge task to unwind the complex corporate structure of the company, but shareholders were unwilling to wait for a longer time as there had been considerable wealth destruction.
On Wednesday, the dissatisfaction with his innings led to Rai’s removal as the non-executive director
As many as 62.3% of the votes went against the proposal for Vinod Rai’s re-appointment as non-executive director.
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