‘Mai Shraap Deta Hu’: Shareholder’s Angry Outburst at Company Meeting Goes Viral
‘Mai Shraap Deta Hu’: Shareholder’s Angry Outburst at Company Meeting Goes Viral
A retail investor with just one share lashed out at the company’s management during a virtual AGM, leaving social media buzzing over his fiery curses and mythological references.
In a bizarre incident that has now gone viral, an angry shareholder shocked company executives during a virtual annual general meeting (AGM) by cursing its management and invoking mythological tales to vent his frustration over years of alleged poor performance.
The investor began his tirade by questioning the track record of the company’s managing director, who claimed “40 years of experience,” but was accused of “never delivering profits.” In his heated remarks, the shareholder declared, “When your funeral procession passes, not even ten shareholders will be part of it.”
He then turned to a mythological analogy, referencing Lord Brahma. According to the rant, when asked why dogs live on the streets, Brahma supposedly replied that those who do not return others’ money and act with ill intentions are destined to be reborn as dogs. Using this tale, the investor cursed the company’s top leadership, saying: “Aap agle janam mein kutta banogey, mai shraap deta hu (I curse you to be born a dog in the next life).”
Management’s Response
The company’s management intervened, asking the shareholder to “maintain decorum.” However, the situation took an ironic turn when it was revealed that the furious participant owned only one share in the company.
Social Media Reactions
Clips of the rant quickly spread online, triggering a wave of reactions. Many users highlighted the incident as a reminder of retail investors’ frustrations. One comment read: “One shareholder may be more powerful than all regulators and shareholder advocacy firms combined. It’s time promoters respect shareholders in a true sense.”
Others found humor in the revelation that the outburst came from an investor holding just a single share. “One angry retail investor with a single share hijacked the meeting,” a user noted.
The episode has sparked a wider debate on investor rights and corporate accountability. While some applauded the shareholder for daring to speak up, others dismissed it as theatrics. Either way, the viral video has ensured that the company’s AGM will not be forgotten anytime soon.
