"He is the right man to succeed Raghuram Rajan. Who better than him to see what needs to be done to stimulate growth and contain inflation," Murthy said while extending wishes to Patel on his appointment.
The IT doyen had batted for re-appointment of the former IMF chief economist saying he deserved at least two more terms for all the "great job" he has done.
On his wishlist from the new governor, Murthy said Patel should continue with what Rajan started in terms of balancing growth and inflation and clean up of banking system.
Asked if India Inc would be disappointed given Patel's stance on inflation, Murthy said: "Technical issues must be left with experts. I, as a citizen of the country, will accept what he decides."
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