In addition, the exchange has initiated the process of hiring a new MD and CEO.
Sarkar quit the bourse that is battling low business volumes and inadequate reserves.
He resigned to move on for better opportunities, the exchange, formerly known as MCX Stock Exchange (MCX-SX), said in a statement.
"The exchange thanks him for all the positive achievements and wishes him all the best for the future," it said.
The bourse board, which met on October 10, has appointed Kumar as interim MD and CEO of the exchange. He is the Managing Director of Metropolitan Clearing Corporation of India Ltd.
Following regulatory orders, the erstwhile promoters had to leave the exchange, which had begun operations with much fanfare as the country's newest stock exchange. While it began operations in currency derivatives segment from October 2008, it launched capital markets trading in February 2013.
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