Bommai emphasized that the idea of a merger between Nandini and Amul is unfounded. He questioned those making speculative statements and assured reporters that there would be no change to Nandini’s status.

He reiterated that Shah had only suggested that Nandini and Amul could collaborate in specific areas such as technology and marketing, not in a merger. Shah’s remarks indicated that both brands should complement each other, but there was no need for them to merge.

Bommai also explained that Nandini and Amul could exchange best practices in areas like administration and technology. He urged that Shah’s comments not be misinterpreted or politicized, reaffirming that Nandini will remain an independent brand for generations.

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