India, Feb. 13 -- Google's head of public policy in India, Sreenivasa Reddy, has reportedly quit, marking the second departure in around two years.

According to Reuters, a Google spokesperson confirmed that Reddy "is no longer associated with the company," without elaborating on the reasons for his departure.

In an internal memo seen by Reuters, Google announced that Iarla Flynn, policy head for northern Europe, will serve as the interim policy lead for India.

"India is a crucial market for Google, and we are deeply committed to its success," the memo stated.

Reddy joined Google in September 2023 to lead public policy initiatives during a critical period when the company was navigating multiple antitrust cases while expanding its offe...