The dispute stems from a LinkedIn post by a BharatPe employee in which Ashneer Grover's sister and firm CEO Suhail sameer publicly fought.
The continuing legal battle between finance firm BharatPe and its former managing director Ashneer Grover is not going away. Bitter remarks are regularly exchanged between the two parties. The most recent issue involves a LinkedIn post by a BharatPe employee in which Ashneer Grover's sister and firm CEO Suhail sameer publicly fought.
Karan Saraki, an IT Associate at BharatPe, published a message on the social media platform LinkedIn on Wednesday. karan stated in the post that he and several other corporate employees had not received their salaries for the month of March.
In his post, karan also mentioned BharatPe CEO Suhail sameer, co-founder Shashwat Nakrani, and former india Managing director Ashneer Grover.
BharatPe did not even return or repay the workers' money spent from their own pockets for the company's job. Many BharatPe personnel are taking vacation from business funds in Goa, and there employees, like us, are looking for a wage and a job. Struggling. What a great leader you are!"
Saraki stated that the early administration workers of BharatPe were sacked without explanation and that their wages were not paid. 'First and foremost, focus on the compensation,' said Ashneer. Ashneer Grover delegated the investigation to Suhail Sameer. According to Ashneer, "It is not correct. Before everything else, these people's pay should be paid."
Suhail's remark was condemned.
Many individuals reacted negatively to Suhail's comments as a result of this. "I can't believe a CEO of your calibre is delivering such a bold reply," commented Vinod Acharya, a company manager. I believe you're attempting to get some personal mischief here under the guise of sarcasm or taunting." "
According to the corporation, both were enjoying a lavish lifestyle by squandering the firm's funds. madhuri Jain was fired as head of controls by the corporation in February. At the same time, BharatPe fired Ashneer Grover from the company in March.
