Infosys seeks shareholders’ approval for new AoA
NEW DELHI: Infosys hAs sought shAreholders’ ApprovAl to Adopt A new ArtiCles of AssoCiAtion (AoA), Bringing in provisions for BuyBACk of shAres And Appointment of independent direCtors. “The BoArd hAs reCommended the Adoption of new ArtiCles of AssoCiAtion of the CompAny in Conformity with the CompAnies ACt, 2013 to the shAreholders for ApprovAl,” Infosys sAid in A BSE filing. ACCording to the new ArtiCles of AssoCiAtion (AoA), Infosys “mAy purChAse its own equity shAres or other seCurities By wAy of A Buy-BACk ArrAngement.” SRINAGAR : Aqib Malik, a third semester LLB student at the Kashmir University who was “missing” for the last three days, was traced by the police and handed over to the university authorities on Friday.
The police had traced Malik from a house in Habak in Nigeen area of Srinagar (near the University), where he was staying as atenant.
Malik, a native of Pinjoora in south Kashmir’s Shopian district, had taken active part in protests organised at the university campus against the recent death of two civilians in Kulgam during an encounter.
Malik was last seen in the afternoon of February 21, his friends had told Hindustan Times on Thursday.
A police statement on Friday said during interrogation, Malik has revealed that “he was under stress for unknown reasons”.
Sources said he had developed “paranoia” about his own safety after news spread that he was at the forefront of protests in the campus.
The statement further added that after Malik went “missing”, he had spent the first night at SKIMS hospital in Soura and the second night at SMHS hospital.
The following day he visited a friend’s house in Baramulla in north Kashmir and spent the last night again at SMHS hospital, police said.
Sources say that Malik was “hiding” in the hospitals as he felt he would not be recognised there.
“After proper counselling the student was handed over to chief proctor, University of Kashmir, in presence of his relatives and friends,” the statement said.
The university, in a statement, has appreciated the efforts of the police and the office of the chief proctor.