NCLT reserves orders on director removal and voting rights applications

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Jagran Prakashan informed that NCLT Allahabad heard three applications in the family dispute case (CP 64 of 2023). The applications relate to a special notice seeking removal of 7 Independent Directors and one Whole-Time Director, and voting rights in shareholder meetings based on JMNIPL board resolution dated 14.07.2023. After arguments, NCLT reserved orders, with pronouncement listed for 27.02.2026 at 12:30 pm. Another related petition CP 57 of 2025 was also adjourned.

Likely market impact

NCLT order tomorrow could impact board composition and shareholder voting control. Ongoing family dispute remains a key governance risk.