Jitendra Bagga, the vice-president of central operations at Zepto, quit after nine months of employment, making him the second senior executive to leave the quick-commerce behemoth in a month.

The company said that there are currently no preparations for replacements, but it did confirm the news.

Bagga was in charge of the warehousing section, which covered initiatives related to line haul (LH) and mother hubs (MH).

Bagga worked for Raymond Limited for three years and Reliance Retail for more than twenty-four years prior to joining Zepto in April 2024.

Only a few weeks have passed since Martin Dinesh Gomez, Zepto's top human resource officer, submitted his resignation earlier this month. After 11 months, Gomez resigned.

The company was in the midst of moving its staff and headquarters from Mumbai to Bengaluru when both executives resigned.

Zepto, which presently operates a network of more than 550 dark businesses, wants to increase its presence as the rivalry among quick commerce providers intensifies. Furthermore, Zepto intends to go public in 2025.

This year, Zepto also saw the departure of Manik Oberoi, vice-president of growth and retention; Ashish Shah, senior vice-president of finance; and Viral Jhaveri, former chief business officer and chief growth officer.