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And yet most of the founders are trying to find a co founder and delaying their process to build their idea

Both sides are fair. But on a bigger picture, he might’ve had the bigger hand and chose to do what he did.

What the fuck. I was almost certain he’s evil, the way he keeps smiling all the time. Hiding SOMETHING

He's always smiling like he's scheming something 😂😂

😠 sus

Well it's not fraud it's just a buisness decision he made under the idea of funding . !

It makes you wonder how common this kind of thing is in the startup world, doesn't it? We hear about the success stories, but not so much about the behind-the-scenes drama and potential backstabbing.

Love your posts!

Ritesh Agarwal in these kind of act💀 Ritesh agarwal in front of public🙏🫂

This whole fiasco was uncovered by Ashish Mishra of Mint back in 2015.

I fucking knew he’s kinda evil.

Thats a game and he fell for it ..I feel like it's imp for a founder to have control over his company

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On one hand, I can see why Ritesh might have wanted full control of his company. Lots of founders dream of being the next Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg. And let's face it, having a co-founder just to satisfy investors isn't always a recipe for a great partnership.

All these sharks have a hell lot of dirt on them fr

if what Manish claims is true, that's a pretty shady move. Not disclosing an upcoming funding round before buying out your co-founder? That's seriously questionable ethics, if not outright fraud.