An EY-backed resolution professional (RP) has filed lawsuits at the NCLT against former Byju’s directors for fraudulent transfers of company assets.
The lawsuits aim to reverse detrimental transactions made by the company’s previous management under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Two sets of transactions involving millions of dollars have been contested, alleging deprivation of funds from Think and Learn.
The former directors – Byju Raveendran, Riju Ravindran, and Divya Gokulnath – are implicated in the lawsuits.
The RP demands that the sums be compensated to the company by the former directors.
Riju Ravindran previously filed a petition for the RP's removal, citing EY's prior advisory role and conflicts of interest.
Allegations have been made against EY acting in the interest of Glas Trust rather than the company.
Another recent petition challenged Glas Trust's representation of Think and Learn's creditors, claiming lack of legal entitlement and lender support.
A lawsuit mirrors a Delaware court ruling questioning Byju’s Alpha's transfer of a $533 million ownership interest to related entities, deemed illegal.
The former directors have contested the Delaware court ruling and filed an appeal against it.