Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) disclosed that it successfully addressed 109 complaints from investors involving 92 companies in December. Additionally, the exchange received 141 complaints concerning 113 companies during the same period.
The resolved complaints encompass issues carried over from previous periods. Notably, BSE highlighted the top three companies with pending redressal complaints exceeding one month as of September 2025: JSW Steel Limited, Madhuveer Com 18 Network Limited, and Dhani Services Limited.
Moreover, BSE cautioned investors about an individual named Aditya Rishab Mishra, who was found offering illicit services. Investors were advised against engaging with any products offered by this individual or associated entities.
Investors were also reminded not to disclose their trading credentials, such as user ID and password, to anyone for managing their accounts or portfolios. BSE emphasized that such schemes pose substantial risks and lack investor protection or dispute resolution mechanisms.
Furthermore, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) conduct public awareness campaigns to educate consumers on safe digital practices and fraud prevention. The RBI’s initiatives, including the RBI Kehta Hai campaign and the BE(A)WARE booklet, aim to enhance consumer awareness of fraud types and redressal avenues.
SEBI’s “SEBI vs SCAM” campaign, in collaboration with Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs), raises ongoing awareness about fraud through various media channels. Additionally, SEBI operates SCORES, an online platform enabling investors to lodge and monitor complaints against listed entities and Sebi-registered market intermediaries.
