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Tata tussle: 'My conscience is clear,' says Cyrus Mistry on SC verdict

Mistry said that he is disappointed by the Supreme Court verdict on his battle with Tata Sons

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Cyrus Mistry (Photo: Bloomberg/ Dhiraj Singh)

BS Web TeamPTI New Delhi
Cyrus P Mistry, former Tata Group chairman who lost a long-drawn legal battle in Supreme Court last week, on Tuesday said though he is personally disappointed with the ruling, his “conscience is clear” as he still believes the direction that he took to take the group to was with full conviction and sans any malafide intentions.

In a statement Mistry, who served as chairman of the salt-to-software conglomerate from December 27, 2012, to October 24, 2016, when he was unceremoniously sacked in a board room coup, said his conscience was clear and he sleeps with a clear conscience.

“Over the past four

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