The anger of a share investor broke out in the AGM said that even ten people would not run in your funeral

On August 22, 2025, the annual Virtual Assembly (AGM) of GKB Ophthalmics (AGM) became a topic of sudden discussion when a very small investor of the company launched a fierce attack on management. The incident became viral on social media and became an example that emphasized the anger of investors. During the meeting, an investor named Abhishek Kalra got the chance to talk. He has only one part of the company, but his statement was so impressive and aggressive that even the top officials of the company had to be uncomfortable. Average share meeting in the world of Indian Micrecaps pic.twitter.com/p2h1i7wvm5 – Abhinav Kukreja (@kukreja_abhinav) August 22, 2025 Kalra thanked him in the beginning that he gave time to talk, but immediately why he had time to talk, but he was immediately demolished. Given. He takes out his point and mentions a religious parable. He said that Lord Brahma once said: People who refuse to return the money from others and work with bad intentions become dogs in the next life. This direct sign was for company management. Kalra then targeted the managing director (MD) of the company, Krishna Gopal Gopta. He asked why the businesses abroad through Gupta, despite 40 years of experience, have never been profitable. Kalra claims that management policies are not in the interests of shareholders. His most controversial statement was: “If your last trip comes out, ten shareholders will not follow.” The remark was the most on social media and became the focal point of AGM. Kalra did not stop here. He challenged Gupta and said, “You resign within ten days, because you cannot run the company in the right direction.” This ultimatum was not only spicy, but also reflects the concerns of investors about the future of the business. As Kalra’s anger increased during the meeting, the managing director of the company sought information from the officials about their share. The answer comes – “They only have one share.” Many people were surprised to hear that even the investor with such a small share could have such a big impact on the AGM. This incident has shown that the vote of any investor matters, no matter how small his share is. Once the video has been viral, ordinary investors and users on social media have appreciated and questioned the courage of Kalra whether company management really works in the right direction. Share this story -tags