We hope most of us hold a good deal of restraint during official discussions, meetings and arguments. There are times when talks turn ugly and we are not much in sync with the proceedings.
As reported in a leading daily – it seems that some senior executives in State-run Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI) gave in to the temptation during one of their arguments.
Last week, an argument between IFCI Chief Credit Officer and one of its vice-presidents got down into a fistfight. While details of the event are not known, it seems that IFCI has set up an internal committee to probe the case and ascertain the origin of the issue.
As stated in – ET – “a dispute between IFCI’s Chief Credit Officer Shivendra Tomar and Vice-President Rajeev Arora turned ugly and ended in a fistfight. The affray resulted in injuries to both individuals.”
You can check out details of the story from – No paralysis here: IFCI board room turns boxing ring, CCO Tomar lands blows on V-P Arora (Source: Economic Times)