‘Why is this news so quiet?’ Anupam Mittal on Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance sacking 42,000 employees

Shark Tank India judge Anupam Mittal in a recent post on unknown (before Twitter), raised questions about Mukesh Ambani Reliance Industries laying off more than 42,000 employees in fiscal year 24.

“42,000? Why is it a ‘silent news’?” Mittal asked, adding: “It should ring alarm bells in economic and political circles.”

According to the company’s annual report, Reliance had a headcount of 3,89,414 employees in FY23, which has now declined to 3,47,362 employees in FY24.

Reliance Retail was the worst hit company, with its headcount falling from 2,45,581 in FY23 to 207,552 in FY24.

It is worth noting that Reliance Retail accounts for nearly 60% of the employee base of the entire Reliance conglomerate.

Reaction of Internet users

Since it was shared, Mittal’s post has garnered over 422,000 views and over 9,800 likes.

“Most of the employees were from the retail sector, mostly part-time or contracted as needed. They added 170,000 in other areas. Maybe they are making changes. But why does there need to be political attention? It’s a business decision by them,” one user wrote.

“It is never a business decision. Companies in India or any other country cannot fire people whenever they want,” wrote another.



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