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Somen Das

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is this the ending? 😭 Delaware court restricts Byju’s from use of $533 mn parked overseas Riju Ravindran, co-founder of edtech company Byju's, has been penalized by a US court for contempt of court. The court found Ravindran in contempt for refusing to disclose the location of $533 million in term loan proceeds that he transferred from Byju's Alpha Inc. The court has also prohibited further transfer or use of the loan proceeds. The financial penalties imposed on Ravindran will be announced in a future hearing. Byju's has faced multiple legal cases from investors, vendors, and bondholders, adding to its existing challenges.

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Hello Everyone 🖐️, Now Court has Freezed assets of Byju's due to missing of $533 M . What do you think guys, What will happen with Byju's because as a entrepreneur you will feel 😢.? Let's Discuss 🙂

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