Aircel CEO Kaizad Herjee resigned

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Kaizad Herjee, the chief executive officer of Aircel, has resigned.

The resignation of the Aircel CEO is amid the bankruptcy filing initiated by the loss making telecom operator subsidiary of Maxis Malaysia, Economic Times reported.

Kaizad Herjee became the CEO of Aircel in 2013 after he was elevated from the position of COO.

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