 "#PachauriHatgaya: Twitterati welcome TERI's decision to sack its executive vice chairman")
The governing council of The Energy and Resources Institute(TERI) held a meeting on Monday to discuss the removal of RK Pachauri, the executive vice chairman of TERI who was accused of sexually harassing a former employee, not only from the council but from the organisation as well. It was finally concluded that the 75-year old be shown the door because of his negative reputation. However, media reports on this decision only came out on Thursday. But as soon as the exit of Pachauri became public, many bombarded the internet with tweets to show their appreciation as well as disappointment for decision, which they felt had faced delay.
One of the best examples of how to cover your identity.
— Mixed Raita (@MixedRaita) April 21, 2016
It can win you a Nobel too!
Pic Courtesy: Dr Pachauri pic.twitter.com/5F3JbC0Nqh
This should have done at least a year back. Well, it is never too late... https://t.co/FQ7USVemJz
— Basant Kumar Patra (@mike_pat) April 22, 2016
#Hallelujah Sad that it took so long to deliver some kind of judgment! #Pachauri #TERI #Justice #WakeUpIndiahttps://t.co/v07VFlPNoz
— Swati Pillai (@swatigovind) April 22, 2016
R.K. Pachauri and Vijay Mallya walk into a bar. They discuss courts and courtships.
— Madhavan Narayanan (@madversity) April 22, 2016
Impact Shorts
More Shortshttps://t.co/0lsYVGSRrb Will Pachauri get a seat next to Abhishek Manu Singhvi at @INCIndia office ? Tejpal's protector @KapilSibal must see
— বানীব্রত দাশগুপ্ত (@Bunibroto) April 22, 2016
One user even started a poll asking whether one should show tolerance towards delayed decisions.
With the reports stating that it was the governing council that decided to end its association with the executive vice chairperson, Pachauri, later on Thursday, came out with a statement “to provide the media with information” about his “stepping down” from TERI’s Governing Council. He claimed that the decision to end ties with the organisation was a voluntary one. “It is time for me to move away and get engaged in other interests which I have harboured over the past few years for activities at the global level,” he said in the statement. This further launched a spell of sarcasm across Twitter against the former head of the green body.
Gawd ! We've let loose Pachauri at a 'global level' .......! https://t.co/6ORMTlGWP2
— Nandini 🇮🇳 (@NAN_DINI_) April 21, 2016
RK pachauri steps down from TERI to pursue other interests?
— Harsha Kollaramajalu (@hkollar) April 22, 2016
Wasn't he pursuing 'other interests' while in TERI??
The "Pachauri quite TERI to pursue other interests" headline is rather scary, considering we know what his "other interests" are.
— Shantanu (@shantanub) April 22, 2016
Pankaj Pachauri is still getting to play it as if he stepped away from TERI out of volition. He shouldn't have been given the option IMO
— Saptarshi (@sabeaux) April 22, 2016
@IndiaToday when @PChidambaram_IN himself in soup, the poor Teri Pachauri has no option but to resign. Is it not @JhaSanjay @OfficeOfRG ?
— R Shankarraman (@RShankar3) April 22, 2016
So Pachauri resigns from TERI. He should have been sacked. https://t.co/vtBpz5QQ7u pic.twitter.com/bDXGtz5vFx
— Peter Griffin isn’t spending much time here (@zigzackly) April 21, 2016
No matter who called it quits, the conclusion remains to be accepted as a wise one.
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