Bengaluru/Mumbai, May 16 -- A surprise intervention by Tata Trust vice-chairman Venu Srinivasan, along with two other complainants, prompted the Maharashtra charity commissioner to cancel a crucial board meeting of the trust scheduled Saturday to decide his continuation on Tata Sons' board. The charity commissioner's directive does not spell out the details of Srinivasan's complaint and only states that his complaint was of "similar nature" to the one made by lawyer Katyayani Agrawal, who had alleged that three members of the six-member Sir Ratan Tata Trust were permanent trustees in alleged violation of the Maharashtra Public Trusts Rules that stipulate not more than a fourth of trustees can be lifetime members. The complaint by industrial...