my lips now have to be sealed, page-28

In case any reader is not familiar with the term "sacked", I have included some definitions here, from different sources.

1. Dismiss from employment.
2. To discharge from employment.
3. To place your balls on someones upper body (preferably their shoulder) or you rub someones item on your balls and give it back to them.

I assume you weren't referring to the third one and I assume neither was Dr Nair. Please confirm if you were actually referring to the third and if so, who do you believe was doing the sacking? Obviously it wasn't Dr Nair, given his comments but could it have been Mr Manusu? Or perhaps Mr Goodall?

Or really were you just referring to them being dismissed from their positions as directors?