Harssh Goenka posted a nostalgic photo of Baku with Mukesh Ambani and Vikram Mehta, with the third individual unidentified. In the light of political support for Pakistan, boycott Indian travelers Azerbaijan, with trade trips and canceled journeys that mark growing dissatisfaction. Harssh Goenka shares photo with Indian business title of the Azerbaijan journey. The chairman of the RPG group, Harsh Goenka, posted an old photo on social media platform X and took a moment of a trip to Baku, Azerbaijan, a journey he described as “in better times”. The image contains three prominent Indian business leaders who run together from behind. Two identities confirmed, third remains a mystery, while several users on social media quickly identified two of the individuals in the photo, and the identity of the third remains unknown. Goenka challenged followers to guess who the trio was, and asked, “How much can you identify?” The first person was confirmed as Vikram Mehta, the former CEO of Shell India, who is a bachelor’s degree at St. Stephen’s College, Delhi, and a postgraduate degree at the University of Oxford. The second was identified as the richest man of India, Mukesh Ambani, who was seen in the photo in particular, who runs without visible security and holds an old iPhone. Speculations on the third figure delivered Rife, but Goenka rejected all guesses. He made it clear that the person on the right is not hard Mariwala or Sanjeev Bikhchandani. Indian travelers boycott Azerbaijan amid political setback political tensions have caused a boycott of Azerbaijan as a tourist destination among Indian travelers, following the country’s support for Pakistan in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor. Both Turkey and Azerbaijan expressed Solidarity with Pakistan, which led to widespread disapproval in India. As a demonstration of National Pride, the Bengaluru wholesale sleep Merchants Association has put an immediate to a standstill on all textile imports and exports to and from Turkey and Azerbaijan, referring to their recent ‘support’ for Pakistan. Meanwhile, 800 members of a Jain group canceled their planned trips to Turkey. Harssh Goenka, who reflects the growing resentment, did not hold back his opinion on Baku, and the city called a ‘useless place’ in response to a comment on X.
Harsh Goenka shares old photo of travel to Azerbaijan, calls it ‘useless place’ | Today news
