A relatively low-profile judicial officer from Maharashtra has found himself at the centre of one of India’s biggest corporate disputes. Amogh Kaloti, Maharashtra’s charity commissioner, has been dealing with multiple matters involving the Tata Trusts, which collectively hold a 66.4% stake in the Tata group, according to a Times of India report.
Kaloti, 50, was appointed Maharashtra’s charity commissioner in February 2024 after serving in the state’s judicial system. He works under the Law and Judiciary Department headed by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
