CCD VG Siddhartha Bids A Final Goodbye:-
Where coffee runs in our veins. Coffee King and CCD founder, VG Siddhartha commits suicide and this unfortunate demise is painful. His death was confirmed when he was recused from Nethravathi river near Mangaluru. Though this man was the reason why we Indians were able to emerge ourselves in the true coffee aroma. This successful entrepreneur bought the chains of Cafes for the past 23 years ago. The nation mourns as he bids goodbye to the world.
While many found social media as a medium to express their feelings. Some are as follows:
An entrepreneur who brought the blend of coffee to a tea drinking Nation #RIPSiddhartha #VGSiddhartha #entrepreneur pic.twitter.com/Vj7hNRLRVj
— Jeevan Kamadinni (@JeevanKamadinni) July 31, 2019
OMG i know him since a decade & i met him twice at Madikeri ie Coorge, he is such a humble gentleman i am unable to see his dead body photos, we miss u forever sir,we demand CBI enruiry in his case @narendramodi @PMOIndia @BJP4Karnataka @BJP4India @sardesairajdeep #RIPSiddhartha pic.twitter.com/nqSufn343L
— Pradeep Penumadu (@pradeeppenumadu) July 31, 2019
When an entrepreneur fails, the country loses a lot. Suicide can never be the right way to die for anyone. He was a role model for many ,his death shocked all coffee lovers and entrepreneurs #CafeCoffeeDay #RIPSiddhartha pic.twitter.com/WC2wwRdz9F
— Asha Lal Tamta (@IamAshaINC) July 31, 2019
It's really sad! I know how I used to boast off about CCD with my non-Kannadiga friends everywhere I go and explain to them his journey…. Your legacy and brand will live long sir, an inspiration! #VGSiddhartha #CafeCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/WqGSIYtp2s
— Sahana A (@SahanaA09) July 31, 2019
#VGSiddhartha founded Cafe Coffee Day, which introduced Karnataka's coffee to the whole of India, created thousands of jobs and helped millions to write & start their life's beautiful stories.
"A lot can happen over a coffee", but nobody ever expected this.#CCDFounder— Babugouda Biradar.🇮🇳 (@BabugoudaBirad1) July 31, 2019
I can't stop replaying in my head the last conversation I had with V. G. Siddhartha on the flight to Udaipur; he was always smiling, humble & dignified. It’s an unimaginable loss for his family, friends & India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. #RIPSiddhartha; may God bless your soul.
— Raghav Bahl (@Raghav_Bahl) July 31, 2019
“I am Solely Responsible For My Mistakes”:-
A note was circulated, in which Siddhartha claimed himself to be accountable for downfall in business.
Deeply saddened and shattered to see this #RIPSiddhartha one of my inspiration. Regardless of the end you will be in history and hallmark of indian entrepreneurs. pic.twitter.com/hq16fKhrzV
— D.T.Arasu (@Arasudt) July 31, 2019
In response to this, a tweet has there.
A conspiracy, A sad reality and a shocker! To early to blame yourself sir. Your legacy will be remembered by the future. #VGSiddhartha #CafeCoffeeDay #CCDFounder
— Shaikh Sohel (@Sohu_Shaikh) July 31, 2019
Father Slipping Into A Comma:-
Eventually, he was the only child of Gangieh and Vasanthi Hedge who worked hard to achieve what he had. Being a farmer’s son insufficient resources were available for him. Not accepting his fate he left Bengaluru decades ago, with a pledge to never return to his village. However, he had to return to meet his ailing father admitted to a hospital in Mysore. Although the unexpected demise of such a successful entrepreneur went every corner yet his father remains unaware. Therefore, reports say his father is suffering from age-related illness and is slipping into a coma.
Siddhartha’s long-time associate, Raghavendra said,
“He had imbibed good qualities from his father as a child. Gangaiah Hedge taught all virtues to his son. Siddhartha always made his father proud. It is a tragedy that he cannot participate in his son’s cremation. In a way, it is good that he is not in a position to understand anything. God has saved him from this trauma.”
Just imagine the kind of fate a father has, that he cannot even look at his son for the last time?
To summarize this is a dark hour and for this time it didn’t happen over a coffee. #RIPSir
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