Legal heavyweights Abhishek Manu Singhvi—representing Tata Trusts—highlighted the Trusts' 66% majority shareholding factor, while Harish Salve, legal counsel to Chandrasekaran, argued the boardroom clash is merely a distraction from critical regulatory issues over the company's IPO.
Legal heavyweights Abhishek Manu Singhvi—representing Tata Trusts—highlighted the Trusts' 66% majority shareholding factor, while Harish Salve, legal counsel to Chandrasekaran, argued the boardroom clash is merely a distraction from critical regulatory issues over the company's IPO.
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