A Bengaluru civil court has temporarily restrained Swiggy from alienating or creating any charge on over 200 stock options held by a terminated executive.
The court set November 23 as the next date of hearing in the matter.
The executive filed a petition challenging his termination and annulment of employee stock option plans (ESOPs).
Swiggy is facing other troubles, including a probe by CCI for violating antitrust laws and IPO oversubscription.