SDTT vice-chairmen say they were not consulted on Tata Sons letter
In short
Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh said they were not consulted on a September 28 proposal about Tata Sons reorganisation. They also said no SDTT meeting had approved it and asked for a collective discussion.
This matters because the issue could affect legal, financial and governance questions at Tata Sons. The reports do not say what the proposal would change or whether any decision has been made.
What the reporting says
Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh said no SDTT meeting had authorised the September 28 proposal on Tata Sons reorganisation, according to Business Standard's summary. They called for collective deliberation on the legal, financial and governance implications. The reporting does not include the proposal text, the wider Tata Sons response, or any final decision.
Why it matters
The SDTT vice-chairmen said no meeting had authorised the September 28 proposal on Tata Sons reorganisation and asked for collective review of its legal, financial and governance effects. The summary identifies Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh as the speakers, but not the proposal details or any company response. The dispute appears internal to the Tata-related entities, and the outcome remains unknown.