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Twitter reacts as NCLAT restores Cyrus Mistry to Tata Sons post
New Delhi,As National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Wednesday ordered reinstatement of Cyrus Mistry as Executive Chairman of Tata Sons, Twitter users voiced their views on the issue.
One user posted: "The biggest corporate leadership battle is back... so is #CyrusMistry. The story never ceases to amaze me. Resolution by #TataSons board to remove Mistry was illegal. #RatanTata."
Another wrote: Tata Sons should seek minority holders' views in future decisions."
One post read: "Boom!! So, now what happens?"
"Big Thing," posted a Twitter user.
A user commented: "#NCLAT restores #CyrusMistry as executive chairman of #TataSons, terms his removal as illegal. Big moral and ethical question mark on #TataGroup."
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