#MeToo: Gaurav Bhatia resigns from Sotheby's a month after sexual harassment allegations

We appreciate and thank him for his service," the auction house told PTI. Bhatia, in a statement, said he had decided to "move on" after two successful years with the auction house. "After two enriching years and the stellar opportunity to launch Sotheby's inaugural auction in Mumbai, I have decided to move on. It has been a pleasure working with the great team we have built, and I will enjoy watching them continue to build Sotheby's future in India. I wish them the very best," he said. According to the anonymous allegations against Bhatia that surfaced on social media, he touched the victims' inappropriately and forcibly tried to kiss them. Bhatia was among the big names that were called out in the Me Too movement in the Indian art world, besides leading artists like Jatin Das, Riyas Komu and most recently Subodh Gupta. Dailyhunthttp://www.feedbooks.com/user/4823860/profile

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