The owner of a Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company shocked everyone after giving away luxury SUV cars to his employees as a Diwali gift.
The owner of a pharmaceutical company in Chandigarh stunned everyone on social media after a video revealed him handing over 51 luxury cars to his employees as a Diwali gift. The owner in the viral clip is the MITS group founder and chairman, MK Bhatia, who can be seen giving away keys of expensive Scorpio SUVs to his subordinates.
According to Dainik Bhaskar, the top-performing employees of the MITS group were rewarded with luxury SUVs after the company grandly celebrated Diwali at its Chandigarh centre. It is understood that Bhatia had previously also gifted his employees a host of amazing vehicles on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.
51 cars (including SUVs, Scorpios) gifted to staff of a Pharma company in Chandigarh on the occasion of Diwali!
Why didn’t we get such employers?😭 pic.twitter.com/RgKI9fvj8K
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Bhatia’s stunning act of generosity reflected his humble nature and gratitude towards his employees, having seen difficult times very early in his own journey. Standing today as the proud founder and chairman of the MITS group, Bhatia reportedly faced bankruptcy in 2002 after his medical store endured heavy losses. In an inspiring turnaround, he found success with MITS in 2015 and owns today as many as 12 companies under his name.
Based in the Panchkula district of Haryana, Bhatia had planned to expand the MITS group across different states in India and aimed to even venture into the overseas market. In an interaction with Medical Dialogues in 2023, Bhatia confirmed, “We had already got licenses in Canada, London and Dubai.” As part of his expansion plans, Bhatia had announced the appointment of five new directors and also made Shilpa Chandel as the company’s CEO.
Pharma Company Owner’s Gesture Stuns Internet
The clip of the MITS group founder giving away 51 luxury cars to his employees as a Diwali gift shocked people on the internet, leaving them highly envious but also slightly suspicious.
“Microbiology ki degree hai merepass??Koi scope hai kyaa company join karne kaa? Mujhe ek telescope de dena car war ni (I have a microbiology degree, do I have any scope of joining this company? Just give me a telescope, not even a car),” joked a user.
Someone commented, “As long as you are making a profit by producing medicines without compromising on quality (quality assurance), there is no problem in using that profit to give your employees cars, bungalows, ships—there is no issue with that. The problem arises when profit is earned by tampering with quality.”
