Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan is booking based on the SC/ST atrocities-What is the situation? Explain

According to reports on January 27, the Bangalore police have registered a case for Infosys co -founder Senapathy Gopalakrishnan, which is called Kris Gopalakrishnan and 17 other cases under the “Prevention of the SC/ST Riking Law”.

Let’s see who is gopalakrishnan and what happened.

What is the situation of Kris Gopalakrishnan?

Bangalore’s Sadasha Nagar Police Station conducted the “SC/ST Attorney” on Gopalakrishnan, former iisc director BALARARAM and 16 other registrations, and conducted the 71 CITY CITIE CIVIL and Court (CCH) instructions.

Why do cases filed a case in accordance with the SC/ST atrocities?

The court’s instructions were served by Durgappa, a appellee of Durgappa, the appellant at the Indian Academy of Sciences (IISC) and the faculty and staff of the Sustainable Technology Center.

Durgappa claimed that the person designated in his complaints also suffered the abuse and threat of surnameists, including Gopalakrishnan.

Other defendants in the case include Govindan Rangarajan, Sridhar Warrier, Sandya Vishwarahh, Hari KVS, DASAPPA, BALARAM P, HEMALATA MISHI, Chattopadyya K, Pradeep D Sawkar and Manoharan.

What is now?

According to PTI reports, IISC teachers or Kris Gopalakrishnan did not respond immediately, and the latter was also a member of the IISC board of directors.

Who is Kris Gopalakrishnan?

Infosys’s initial co -founder, the 69 -year -old “Kris” is Gopalakrishnan prefers to be called Infosys. It is CEO and MD of Infosys between 2007 and 2011. Since then, he has served as the vice chairman of the company until 2014. Essence

Currently, he is the chairman of the startup accelerator Axilor Ventures. According to a report from the Indian Times, the company has invested in startups such as Enkash, Goodhome and Kaagaz.

They, together with his wife Sudha Gopalakrishnan, have a charity tissue called Pratiksha Trust, focusing on brain research.

At present, he is also a member of the board of directors of his alma mater IIT-MADRAS (as a member) and IIT-Bangalore (as the chairman), and is a member of the board of directors of the Qinnu Institute of Mathematics at the Infosys website.

He won Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian award in India in 2011.

Gopalakrishnan has a master’s degree in physics and computer science from IIT-MADRAS. In the interaction with the mint in 2009, he said that he would become a doctor, not a businessman, and recalled his parents to want him to study medicine because their big family had no doctor.