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Stayzilla Case: Mediation Could Have Been A Better Option, Says Private Capital Group
The arrest of Stayzilla founder Yogendra Vasupal for non-payment of dues to Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions, a vendor, had stirred a hornet's nest in the entire start-up ecosystem, after both the parties traded allegations against each other.
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Stayzilla Co-Promoter Sachit Singhi Denied Anticipatory Bail
Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal and Sachit Singhi have been accused of defrauding city-based advertising firm Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions to the tune of about Rs 1.68 crore for services it had rendered since last year.
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Prison Matured Me As A Businessman, Says Stayzilla's Yogi Vasupal To NDTV
A week after leaving a prison in Chennai, Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, known popularly as Yogi, told NDTV, "I matured as a businessman after going to prison."
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Whose Arrest Angered Tech Titans, Finally Gets Bail
Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, popularly known as Yogi, has been granted bail today in Chennai, nearly a month after he was arrested in a manner which provoked protest by India's biggest tech bosses. They had written an open letter to the government, declaring that the treatment of Mr Vasupal, who is 34, makes "India look like the worst pla...
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Stayzilla Co-Founder Yogendra Vasupal's Bail Plea Rejected Again
A court in Chennai today dismissed the bail application of Yogendra Vasupal, co-founder of online home stay aggregator Stayzilla, arrested for cheating an advertisement firm.
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Arrested On March 14, Refused Bail In Chennai
Stayzilla founder Yogendra "Yogi" Vasupal was denied bail in Chennai on Thursday, allegedly because the police has evidence of him threatening the vendor whose complaint landed him in jail.
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Court Rejects Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal's Bail Plea
Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions has alleged that Stayzilla had defrauded it to the tune of about Rs 1.68 crore for services it had rendered since last year.
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Bail Plea Of Travel Startup Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal Rejected
A special court today dismissed the bail plea of Yogendra Vasupal, co-founder of online home stay aggregator Stayzilla who was arrested on charges of cheating and criminal intimidation.
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Stayzilla Arrest Unites Start-Up India Like Never Before
Vasupal has not been able to get a bail hearing a week after his arrest despite attempts made by the community and legal experts. A fresh attempt to secure bail is planned for Wednesday.
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Stayzilla Owner Yogendra Vasupal's Arrest Provokes Strong Letter From Tech Bosses To Home Minister
India's biggest tech titans have written to Home Minister Rajnath Singh against the manner in which the owner of Chennai-based start-up Stayzilla has been arrested and treated. "What Yogi and his family are going through now make India look like the worst place, a nightmarish choice to become an entrepreneur," says the letter, signed by 73 tech bos...
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Stayzilla Case: Mediation Could Have Been A Better Option, Says Private Capital Group
The arrest of Stayzilla founder Yogendra Vasupal for non-payment of dues to Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions, a vendor, had stirred a hornet's nest in the entire start-up ecosystem, after both the parties traded allegations against each other.
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Stayzilla Co-Promoter Sachit Singhi Denied Anticipatory Bail
Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal and Sachit Singhi have been accused of defrauding city-based advertising firm Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions to the tune of about Rs 1.68 crore for services it had rendered since last year.
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Prison Matured Me As A Businessman, Says Stayzilla's Yogi Vasupal To NDTV
A week after leaving a prison in Chennai, Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, known popularly as Yogi, told NDTV, "I matured as a businessman after going to prison."
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Whose Arrest Angered Tech Titans, Finally Gets Bail
Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, popularly known as Yogi, has been granted bail today in Chennai, nearly a month after he was arrested in a manner which provoked protest by India's biggest tech bosses. They had written an open letter to the government, declaring that the treatment of Mr Vasupal, who is 34, makes "India look like the worst pla...
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Stayzilla Co-Founder Yogendra Vasupal's Bail Plea Rejected Again
A court in Chennai today dismissed the bail application of Yogendra Vasupal, co-founder of online home stay aggregator Stayzilla, arrested for cheating an advertisement firm.
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Arrested On March 14, Refused Bail In Chennai
Stayzilla founder Yogendra "Yogi" Vasupal was denied bail in Chennai on Thursday, allegedly because the police has evidence of him threatening the vendor whose complaint landed him in jail.
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Court Rejects Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal's Bail Plea
Jigsaw Advertising and Solutions has alleged that Stayzilla had defrauded it to the tune of about Rs 1.68 crore for services it had rendered since last year.
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Bail Plea Of Travel Startup Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal Rejected
A special court today dismissed the bail plea of Yogendra Vasupal, co-founder of online home stay aggregator Stayzilla who was arrested on charges of cheating and criminal intimidation.
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Stayzilla Arrest Unites Start-Up India Like Never Before
Vasupal has not been able to get a bail hearing a week after his arrest despite attempts made by the community and legal experts. A fresh attempt to secure bail is planned for Wednesday.
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Stayzilla Owner Yogendra Vasupal's Arrest Provokes Strong Letter From Tech Bosses To Home Minister
India's biggest tech titans have written to Home Minister Rajnath Singh against the manner in which the owner of Chennai-based start-up Stayzilla has been arrested and treated. "What Yogi and his family are going through now make India look like the worst place, a nightmarish choice to become an entrepreneur," says the letter, signed by 73 tech bos...
