Case Against BYJU s Owner for Misleading Information In UPSC Curriculum Case Against BYJU s Owner for Misleading Information In UPSC Curriculum In the complaint, Crimeophobia alleged that BYJU s, in its UPSC curriculum, mentioned that the CBI is a nodal agency for the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
A spokesperson of BYJU s said their lawyers are reviewing the contents of the FIR (File)
Mumbai:
Mumbai police have registered an FIR against the owner of BYJU s, a leading education technology firm, for allegedly putting misleading information in its UPSC curriculum, an official said on Wednesday.
Based on the complaint filed by a firm named Crimeophobia, the Aarey Colony police have booked BYJU s owner Raveendran under IPC sections 120 (B) (criminal conspiracy) and section 69 (A) of the Information Technology Act. The case was registered on July 30, he said.
Byjuâs accused of putting misleading information in its UPSC curriculum, FIR filed against owner
An FIR was registered against the owner of Byju s for alleged misleading information in the Ed-Tech firm s UPSC curriculum. FIle Photo
Updated: Aug 5, 2021, 12:25 PM IST
The FIR was filed by the Aarey Colony police in Mumbai after receiving a complain from a company called Crimeophobia. The complainant alleges that India’s leading EdTech platform Byju’s has put misleading information in its curriculum for the UPSC exam.
The owner of Byju’s has been booked under IPC section 120 (B) (criminal conspiracy) and section 69 (A) of the Information Technology Act, in the case registered on July 30.