The Karnataka High Court today heard a plea seeking lifting of the 17-month stay on the criminal investigation into the insolvency resolution proceedings of leading ed-tech company Byju’s (Think and Learn Private Limited). A single bench of Justice M. Nagaprasanna heard five petitions seeking quashing of interim orders staying the investigation into the FIR (Crime No. 44/2025) registered by the Bengaluru High Grounds Police at 4 pm today. The vo…
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The Karnataka High Court today heard a plea seeking lifting of the 17-month stay on the criminal investigation into the insolvency resolution proceedings of leading ed-tech company Byju’s (Think and Learn Private Limited). A single bench of Justice M. Nagaprasanna heard five petitions seeking quashing of interim orders staying the investigation into the FIR (Crime No. 44/2025) registered by the Bengaluru High Grounds Police at 4 pm today. The vo…