“We have to see what is there…. in the governance, in their board meetings,” Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said Monday, responding to a question on whether the regulator was examining the matter. “We can’t keep things vague,” he added.
Sebi will be investigating all the aspects of the matter and look to bring out all the facts considering that independent directors hold important positions, he said.
Pandey said independent directors must act responsibly and not make any insinuations while referring to Chakraborty’s resignation letter.
“Independent directors are required to be protectors of the interests of minority shareholders and should act responsibly. No one is expected to make insinuations without proper evidence and recordings,” Pandey said.
