
An investigation by India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) into the online education startup Byju's has found lapses in corporate governance but no evidence of financial fraud. The yearlong probe concluded that Byju's failed its investors through compliance issues, although there was no wrongdoing such as siphoning of funds or manipulation of financial accounts. However, the MCA has refuted reports, including a Bloomberg report, claiming that Byju's has been cleared of financial fraud, stating that the investigation is still ongoing under the Companies Act, 2013, and no final conclusions should be drawn at this stage.
📢MCA refutes recent news reports on #BYJUs 🔴"The proceedings initiated by MCA under the Companies Act 2013, are still on going and no final conclusion should be drawn in this matter at this stage," @MCA21India said in a statement @CNBCTV18News | @ShereenBhan | @CNBCTV18Live https://t.co/snmlSq7tFk
News Alert | MCA on Byju's investigation: It is categorically clarified that reports about Byju’s being cleared of financial fraud are factually incorrect and misleading @MCA21India #StockMarket https://t.co/up0K43pY4z
#TechWithMC | 🚨 Ministry of Corporate Affairs denies giving clean chit to Byju’s, says #investigation into allegations of financial #misconduct is ongoing. Read more on it ⏬ https://t.co/UregCMTUji #Byjus #Technology #Startup #Education














