BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover responded Monday to reports from senior executives, including the chief technology officer (CTO) and chief product officer (CPO), who have left the fintech giant. Mr Grover, who stepped down as MD (managing director) and director of BharatPe earlier this year, said on Twitter that there is no BharatPe India without him.
“Good people don’t work for companies. They work with magical founders to create, build and grow! There is no @bharatpeindia without @Ashnee_Grover,” he said.
Good people don’t work for companies. They work with magical founders to create, build and grow! There is no @bharatpeindia without @Ashnee_Groverhttps://t.co/Wl6nKeeIUd
— Ashneer Grover (@Ashneer_Grover) November 28, 2022
Mr Grover’s comments come after BharatPe reportedly announced on Monday that three of the company’s senior executives – CTO Vijay Aggarwal, CPO for lending and consumer products Rajat Jain, and Nehul Malhotra, head of consumer lending platform PostPe – were resigning to pursue their entrepreneurial interests.
Aside from this, the company also said that there were about two to three exits at the mid-level level as well. Geetanshu Singla, who served as vice president of technology, and Manas Poddar, who was a program manager at BharatPe, have gone too far, the company said. living coin.
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Meanwhile, Ashneer Grover has had a rocky past with BharatPe. In March he was relieved of his duties after an external audit found serious deficiencies in him. His wife Madhuri Jain Grover had also been sacked as head of controls over allegations of misappropriation of funds.
Mr. Grover recently announced his memoirs‘Doglapan: the hard truth about life and start-ups’. His book is published by Penguin India and will be released on December 26.
On a professional level, Mr. Grover has been dropped from the most recent season of the business show ‘Shark Tank India’. Amit Jain, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and co-founder of CarDekho, has replaced former BharatPe founder Ashneer Grover.
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