Serves this Indian shit right. Made his money opening company in the US. But what does he do? celebrates the success in India. Hahahahah. I am guessing his company comprised of everyone from his village in India all working for his US company in Chicago on fake work visas.
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A horrific accident in India killed a Chicago area tech CEO and seriously injured the company's president, and the whole thing was caught on video.
What was designed to be a celebration of success turned tragic when CEO Sanjay Shah, 56, and the company president, Raju Datla, 52, fell 15 feet in front of a packed audience at a party for employees of Vistex, a software company based in Barrington, Ill.
One of the highlights was an aerial show. A specially designed stage made of wood was elevated 20 feet above the concrete stage using a crane. Shah and Datla were in an iron cage.
They were supposed to be lowered, but the iron chain supporting the cage broke on one side, causing them to fall 15 feet onto the main stage.
A CBS affiliate in India reported that the accident occurred Thursday night with 700 people in attendance to mark Vistex Asia's successful 25 years in business.
Shah injured his leg and hand. Datla suffered a severe head injury.
Shah died at the hospital, and Datla is in critical condition.
The Vistex flag now sits at half-staff in Barrington. Vistex is a multinational software company founded by Shah in 1999.
CBS's India affiliate reported that a case has been registered against the Film City Event Management based on a complaint made by someone from the company.
Vistex has 20 global offices and more than 2,000 employees.
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CHICAGO (CBS) -- A horrific accident in India killed a Chicago area tech CEO and seriously injured the company's president, and the whole thing was caught on video.
What was designed to be a celebration of success turned tragic when CEO Sanjay Shah, 56, and the company president, Raju Datla, 52, fell 15 feet in front of a packed audience at a party for employees of Vistex, a software company based in Barrington, Ill.
One of the highlights was an aerial show. A specially designed stage made of wood was elevated 20 feet above the concrete stage using a crane. Shah and Datla were in an iron cage.
They were supposed to be lowered, but the iron chain supporting the cage broke on one side, causing them to fall 15 feet onto the main stage.
A CBS affiliate in India reported that the accident occurred Thursday night with 700 people in attendance to mark Vistex Asia's successful 25 years in business.
Shah injured his leg and hand. Datla suffered a severe head injury.
Shah died at the hospital, and Datla is in critical condition.
The Vistex flag now sits at half-staff in Barrington. Vistex is a multinational software company founded by Shah in 1999.
CBS's India affiliate reported that a case has been registered against the Film City Event Management based on a complaint made by someone from the company.
Vistex has 20 global offices and more than 2,000 employees.
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