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Not interested in getting back to Tata group as chairman: Cyrus Mistry

But says he will protect minority shareholders' rights

IMAGING: AJAY MOHANTY
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IMAGING: AJAY MOHANTY

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The former chairman of Tata Group, Cyrus Mistry, on Sunday said he was pursuing all options to protect the Shapoorji Pallonji (SP) Group’s rights as a minority shareholder, including the right to a seat on the Tata Sons board, but that he is not interested in going back to Bombay House (Tata Group headquarters) as chairman of Tata Sons.

The SP Group owns 18.5 per cent in Tata Sons and is fighting the Tata Sons, the holding company of Tata Group, since Mistry was ousted as chairman in October 2016.

“In the last three years, both in conduct and in

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