“Tesla shareholders push for CEO Elon Musk’s resignation amid backlash and calls for action against protestors”

Tesla shareholders in India are unable to directly vote to remove the CEO, Elon Musk, but they do have the ability to sway the Board if they feel his leadership jeopardizes their investments. The demand for Musk’s resignation as CEO arises amidst mounting public outrage directed at him. In recent events, the Donald Trump administration has promised severe consequences, including potential ‘domestic terrorism’ charges, for individuals who have been setting Tesla vehicles ablaze in protest.

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