Summary:
In 2015, Mr Singhania had handed over his shares, worth over Rs 1,000 crore, to his son Gautam Singhania, who now runs the 6000-crore group. But there is a rider.His father, the Raymond chairman said, was being misled by "vested interests". But looking at his current behaviour, arrogance and dishonesty, I don't think it can go back to normal." Justice GS Kulkarni said such matters "should not have reached the courts in the first place".Gautam Singhania, 51, says he is open to a reconciliation. But looking at his current behaviour, arrogance and dishonesty, I don't think it can go back to normal..