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Ministry of Corporate Affairs orders probe against Gensol Engineering, BluSmart
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has launched an investigation into EV companies Gensol Engineering and BluSmart Mobility over alleged financial irregularities and governance concerns. The probe will examine accounting practices, related-party transactions, and compliance with company law provisions. Both companies have received notices seeking documentation related to investments, revenue recognition, and corporate governance structures. This investigation comes amid rapid expansion in India's EV sector and increased regulatory scrutiny of startup finances. Gensol and BluSmart have stated they are cooperating fully with authorities while maintaining their operations remain unaffected. The outcome could set important precedents for corporate governance standards in India's growing EV ecosystem. Industry observers note this reflects regulators' focus on ensuring financial discipline as the sector attracts significant investments. Both companies have been aggressive in their expansion plans - Gensol in EV manufacturing and BluSmart in electric ride-hailing services. The investigation timeline remains unclear, but it could influence investor sentiment in the EV startup space during a crucial growth phase for the industry.