Furious dismissed Indian employees beat CEO to death

This is got to be the worst decision in the lifetime of the 44-year-old Lalit Kishore Chaudhary, the CEO of the India unit of the Italian group Graziano Trasmissioni, 200 furious mob of dismissed workers have beaten him to death with a hammer, and they left 50 executives and staff members injured, some of them are in intensive care, they also smashed 20 cars inside the compound of the company.

Think twice before such decisions, or take the decision on your way to the plane and take a long vacation.

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