Info Edge, the parent company of the popular real estate portal 99acres, has filed a First Information Report (FIR) against Rahul Yadav, the founder of Housing.com, over allegations of fraud related to his new real estate startup. Info Edge had invested R
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Info Edge filed an FIR against Rahul Yadav over allegations of fraud related to his new real estate startup. The company claims that Yadav misled them with false information and misrepresented the financial health and business operations of his venture.
Info Edge invested Rs 288 crore in Rahul Yadav’s new real estate startup in 2021-22.
Info Edge is best known for its real estate portal 99acres, and it is a leading online classifieds company in India with a diversified portfolio of online platforms and services.
For Info Edge, the FIR is a commitment to protecting its financial interests and maintaining ethical business practices. For Rahul Yadav, the allegations of fraud could damage his credibility and lead to legal consequences, affecting his future business ventures.
The case highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the real estate industry, which has seen instances of fraud and unethical practices. It could set a precedent for how similar disputes are handled in the future.
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