MUMBAI (Reuters) - Some of the allegations made by Tata Sons Ltd in its nine-page statement against ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry are "fallacious" and reflect "desperation", sources close to Cyrus Mistry said on Thursday, firing back at the $100 billion conglomerate.
Tata Sons, on Thursday, sharply escalated its pitched battle with Mistry by blaming him for nearly pushing the conglomerate into losses and removing him from the chairman's post at Tata Consultancy Services
(Reporting by Aditi Shah; Editing by Euan Rocha)
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