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No CEO spoke ill of Mistry, says Nirmalya Kumar

Kumar's blog chronicles the events of the day and those that followed subsequently, including disbanding of the group executive council, of which Mistry was a member

Nirmalya Kumar
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The only winners as far as one could see were the public relations companies and lawyers, who are still having a field day: Nirmalya Kumar, former head of strategy, Tata Group

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
Nirmalya Kumar, a close aide to former Tata group chairman Cyrus Mistry, has said that only law firms and public relations (PR) companies gained from the Tata-Mistry war, while the reputation of the Tata group as well as Cyrus Mistry was damaged considerably.
 
Writing in his blog, Kumar, who was head of strategy of the Tata group during Mistry’s tenure and removed the same day as the latter, said no group CEO, barring two — Harish Bhat and Bhaskar Bhat — spoke ill of Mistry in the past year. This showed the goodwill the former chairman enjoyed, he claimed.

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