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In a landmark judgment, Karnataka High Court quashed criminal proceedings against direct selling and multi-level marketing company QNet's executive Naresh Balasubramaniam in a cybercrime case over alleged defrauding of two customers by selling products online.
Balasubramaniam, a resident of Kuala Lumpur, had approached the Karnataka High Court for a case against him by the cyber crime police (Economic Offences Division) on a complaint filed by one of its Bengaluru-based customers named as Pragya.
The respondent (Pragya) had alleged the cyber crime police in June 2016 that QNet, through its local representative, has defrauded by persuading her to purchase
Balasubramaniam, a resident of Kuala Lumpur, had approached the Karnataka High Court for a case against him by the cyber crime police (Economic Offences Division) on a complaint filed by one of its Bengaluru-based customers named as Pragya.
The respondent (Pragya) had alleged the cyber crime police in June 2016 that QNet, through its local representative, has defrauded by persuading her to purchase
