The helm of the British company that enslaved India is in the hands of a Gujarati
Sanjeev Mehta, an Indian businessman and native of Gujarat, joined the company in 2005.
This company once ruled the world, today they are proud to be its owners as an Indian
Zee Media / Bureau: A company that has long ruled many large parts of the world, including India, sometimes with an army of millions. Had its own intelligence agency, as well as the right to collect taxes from countries. Now the owner of this East India Company has become an Indian businessman. The new owner of the company is Sanjiv Mehta, a big businessman of Indian origin. And Sanjeev Mehta is a Gujarati adventurer.
The East India Company was founded in 1600. At the time, Queen Elizabeth I was the first Queen of Britain. They allowed the East India Company to do business in Asia. Initially the company was importing spices, tea and extravagant items from India to Europe. The company spread most of its business to the Indian islands and China. The company began shipping a wide variety of foodstuffs from the East to the West.
After the revolution of 1857, the East India Company disintegrated. Because at that time the company's soldiers revolted against Britain and the British. But the company was still surviving. Even today this company is recorded in the pages of memory and history of the world.
In India, the East India Company was identified as an oppressive company at that time. Which persecuted Hindustanis. In 2003, a group of shareholders bought the East India Company. They once again started a business selling tea and coffee.
Gujarati Entrepreneur Changed Identity
Sanjeev Mehta, an Indian businessman and native of Gujarat, joined the company in 2005. The company was given a new identity by creating a new brand in the luxury tea, coffee and food business. According to company owner Sanjeev Mehta, the company once ruled the world, today they are proud to be its owner as an Indian.
The first store opened in London in 2010
Mehta opened the company's first store with a new identity in Mayfair, a wealthy area of London. New owner Sanjeev Mehta says that although the company was once known for its aggression, today the East India Company is known as a sensitive company.
The date of September 8 is very special
On September 8, Sanjeev Mehta started working in the arms sector of the company. The company later began making coins in Texas. Buying shares of the company meant a lot to Mehta. Because this company sometimes enslaved India, and millions of countrymen have lost their lives.
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