(Bloomberg) - Infosys Ltd's. shares dove to a 10-month low after informants blamed Chief Executive Officer Salil Parekh for driving a push to support benefits through sporadic bookkeeping, increasing pressure on an IT administrations goliath that persevered through inward disturbance only two years prior. The stock fell as much as 16% Tuesday, clearing out 2019's increases by means of its greatest intraday fall since April 2013. The letter, routed to the board and distributed by the Deccan Herald, accused Parekh of "unethical practices" to help incomes and benefit in late quarters, mysterious informants wrote in a reminder titled "Disturbing unethical practices." The informants likewise said late major ordeal wins may have accompanied immaterial edges. They requested that the board ex...