3i Infotech Files Fraud Complaint: ₹128 Crore Impact Disclosed
3i Infotech filed a fraud complaint on Feb 3, 2026, impacting over ₹128 crore. The allegations involve fraudulent disinvestment of a subsidiary and wrongful redemption of shares. Key individuals and eMudhra Limited are involved. The company is also notifying SEBI.
The disclosure involves a large financial fraud exceeding ₹128 crore, implicating former management and a subsidiary, and is a serious legal and regulatory matter for the company.
The announcement details a significant financial fraud with a substantial monetary impact on the company, leading to legal action and regulatory filings.
3i Infotech Limited has filed a complaint with the Additional Commissioner of Police, Economic Offence Wing, Navi Mumbai Police Commissionerate, on February 3, 2026. This disclosure follows up on an earlier announcement from November 12, 2025, where the Board of Directors accepted the report of a High Powered Committee and decided to take legal action.
The complaint pertains to a large-scale corporate financial fraud, criminal breach of trust, cheating, dishonest misappropriation, and criminal conspiracy. These alleged actions stem from the fraudulent disinvestment of 3i Consumer Services Limited (now eMudhra Limited) and the wrongful redemption of preference shares issued by eMudhra Limited.
The estimated impact on the listed entity is over ₹128 crore, plus interest and damages. The period of occurrence for these alleged activities is from December 2010 to January 2021. The persons involved include eMudhra Limited, Mr. Venkatraman Srinivasan (former MD & CEO of 3i Infotech and present Executive Chairman of eMudhra), and Mr. Ravi Jagannathan (former MD of eMudhra).
3i Infotech is also in the process of submitting a complaint to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The company stated it will continue to update stock exchanges on any significant developments.
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