Surat-based diamond merchant gifted 600 cars as Diwali bonus to employees

Every year on festival of Diwali, employees anticipate fancy bonuses and gifts from ir employers. However, this Gujarat diamond tycoon from Surat is breaking all barriers, with his extraordinarily lavish way of giving ‘Diwali bonus’ to his employee. Savji Dholakia, Chairman of Shri Hari Krishna Exports, is billionaire who has changed game by gifting opulent gifts including luxury cars and apartments to his meritorious employees.

Interestingly, this year also, Savji Dholakia, who owns a diamond company with an annual turver of over Rs 6,000 crores, presented an array of expensive gifts to his employees as a Diwali bonus in a ceremony, in Surat on Thursday. He gifted 600 cars to his employees during Incentive Ceremony. And, t just cars, Hari Krishna Exports also gifted fixed deposits and flats, to its employee as 2018 Diwali incentive. Furrmore, two women employee, one of m being physically handicapped, received keys to ir cars from Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself, in New Delhi.

Savji Dholakia, took to Facebook to express his happiness about Incentive Ceremony, 2018.

“As a part of company’s loyalty bonus program, company gave incentives to approximately 1,700 diamond artists and diamond engineers in form of cars and fixed deposits. aim of this program was to reward employees’ loyalty and dedication towards company. To grace this ceremony, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modi handed over car keys to few of company’s employees personally in New Delhi and gave his warm blessing to over 25,000 family members through a live video conferencing”, Chairman of Hari Krishna Exports wrote in social media post.

Earlier in 2018, company celebrated its 25th anniversary. During celebrations, three employees who h been with company for 25 years, were gifted Mercedes-Benz GLS SUVs. With total of 5,500 employees, 4000 of m have received expensive gifts from company as a ‘Diwali bonus’, till date.

t just Savji Dholakia, but his son Dravya Dholakia has also grabbed helines in earlier years. He was sent to Kerala for a month by his diamond merchant far, with three sets of clos and a generous portion of cash to tackle difficulties of life on his own.