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Hi Somen's 👋, as an investor it's your responsibility to handle your money wisely. understand one thing, the growth of the company should be phases, or say cycle, which is growing, accumulation, retesting, again growing, and if the company is not following the pattern then in a long run it will play badly. i rememberthe case with OYO. no one is talking right now, but once there was a similar situation inside OYO when their partner Hotels and customers both started criticising them for their services and irregular payment cycle, that time the Founder took a very bold decision of neglecting the investors demand for international expension and holds its expansion for months straight, they dig deeper to consumers and hotels problem build systems and once everything came under the control they again started their expansion. this game of investment in startups is high-risk-high-reward game, so diversified portfolio always help to mitigate risk.

and also if it's a private limited company then everything is on the company. owners personal assets should be unaffected as par indian rule

trust is another matter. if a investor invest and I face loss so what can the investor do. did they just move on or they force me to payback the investment amount. i am asking about legal rights

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He’s in deep shit. It’s an exception bro. No one trusts him, not the employees, neither customers nor the investors

That all depends on the terms on which you’ve taken the funding. QIA’s move shows how distrustful they are about BYJU ravindran