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Supreme Court dismisses three special leave petitions filed by Birlas

Supreme Court has asked the single judge at the Calcutta High Court to decide upon the issue of jurisdiction, together with the applications for interim relief

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'While the SLP moved before the Supreme Court was not entertained, the Supreme Court granted protection to the Birlas and directed that the results of the AGMs will be subject to the decision of the Single Judge,' a Birla family spokesperson said

Avishek Rakshit Kolkata
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed three special leave petitions (SLPs) filed by the Birlas, who contested the order of the Division Bench of Calcutta High Court to make public the voting results of the annual general meetings (AGMs) of three MP Birla group companies. In the three companies Harsh V Lodha was reappointed director in two  and has been allowed a share in profits in all of them, etc.
 
The companies in which he has been reappointed director are Vindhya Telelinks and Birla Cable. Lodha is chairman in the third, Birla Corporation.
 
“We are not inclined to entertain the