Coforge chairperson Om Prakash Bhatt resigns, according to reports, after an internal audit flags concerns related to the way the board evaluates his performance. The resignation follows internal scrutiny over disclosures and the information considered in the board’s evaluation process.

Business Line reports that concerns are raised by the board regarding information related to Bhatt’s performance that was not fully disclosed. Times of India similarly links the resignation to issues identified through an internal audit, specifically citing concerns over board evaluation. While both outlets describe the same core trigger—an audit review and questions over evaluation-related information—details such as timing, the scope of the audit, and any formal findings beyond the reported concerns are not specified in the provided accounts.

The reports indicate Bhatt’s departure is tied to governance and disclosure questions surrounding his performance evaluation, rather than an external regulatory action, but they do not elaborate further on subsequent company steps or replacements.