Airtel Payments Bank chief executive Shashi Arora has quit the
company after a recent controversy surrounding India’s largest telecom
operator and its payment bank’s alleged violation of rules on using
Aadhaar for its electronic know-your-customer (e-KYC) verification
process.
“Shashi Arora has been associated with Airtel in senior leadership roles since 2006. He has been an asset for Airtel and over the years has contributed to the company’s growth story. Having led the operations in key telecom circles followed by building a strong DTH business, he has laid the foundation for Airtel’s payments bank operations. Shashi has decided to move on to pursue opportunities outside of Airtel. We wish Shashi the very best for his future endeavours,” Bharti Airtel said in a statement.
“Shashi Arora has been associated with Airtel in senior leadership roles since 2006. He has been an asset for Airtel and over the years has contributed to the company’s growth story. Having led the operations in key telecom circles followed by building a strong DTH business, he has laid the foundation for Airtel’s payments bank operations. Shashi has decided to move on to pursue opportunities outside of Airtel. We wish Shashi the very best for his future endeavours,” Bharti Airtel said in a statement.
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