Video, widely transmitted by many X users in their posts, shows that investors Abhishek Kalra is facing the company’s leadership on issues of operations and regime.
According to the video, Kalra started accepting company officials for the opportunity to speak, but moved quickly to express frustration when only one minute was allotted to raise concerns.
His remarks then increased more forcefully as he addressed the board and targeted Krishna Gopal Gupta, especially the managing director of the company.
Why should Share shareholders attend all meetings?
Abhishek Kalra used his right to discuss with GKB Ophthalmics Limited, for poor performance.
Disclaimer: Abhishek holds 1 stake in the company. pic.twitter.com/yclu0j4fsi
– Sandeep Nirvan (@Sandipnirvan) August Gust 23, 2025
Kalra demanded a religious context during his speech, stating that those who fail to return investors’ money and work with ill intentions face reactions in future lives. Despite the claim of over 40 years in the ophthalmic industry, he questioned Gupta’s credentials.
“You claim to have many decades of experience and have arranged corporate organizations abroad, but they have never made a profit,” Kalra said before concluding with a bite comment: “When your funeral procession passes, ten shareholders will not even follow you.”
The shareholder finished his statement by demanding the post of Gupta within 10 days, “You should resign in 10 days because you cannot run the show.”
At the end of the video, Gupta, obviously excited, can be heard by company officials asking about the part of Kalara. A woman voice replied that Kalra had only one part in the company, adding an unexpected turn to the more fuel exchange of clip’s rotation on social media.
GKB History of Ophthalmics Share Price
Viral episodes come at a time when the company’s stock has been given medium and long -term weak returns. In the past one year, shares of GKB ophthalmic therapy have dropped 32.27%, while the year-to-trash performance is negative 18.38%. The six -month trend also reflects a decrease of 2.44%. On the two -year horizon, the stock lost 12.86%.
In the short term, however, there has been a slight recovery with an increase of 10.51% in the last three months.
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