These comments criticizing a speaker who ostensibly speaks English as a second language are of no value. Yes, for primary support you would expect a better English speaking standard. Quality ABAP/JAVA development does not require English fluency. I know people who are brilliant ABAP developers who I would not put on a call directly with an English speaking customer customer due to inadequate spoken English, but can develop great code and have the documentation translated.
More importantly, this helps to confirm what those of us in other regions expect: Bill and Luka's "fitness program" metaphor is a farce. Whether in India or in the states, the idea that HR is actively trying to move people to new "more relevant" jobs is not true. If you can go out and find that yourself, lucky you, but SAP is making zero effort to try to actively put displaced employees into new positions.
The fact that those who were laid off were apparently those who recently converted from C# to I# is another sign that this was cost motivated instead of being truly strategic, and is information that is helpful globally. This is important.
I take this all as more compelling than picking apart English syntax from an APJ colleague.