There is a familiar trick in the world of corporate and institutional controversy: take each unpleasant fact, put it in a separate box, and then insist that there is no story because no single box contains the entire story.
A criminal proceeding is called “only a proceeding”.
A bankruptcy order is called “only a financial matter”.
A recovery decree is dismissed as “only a civil dispute”.
A tax search becomes “an old accounting issue”.
A police warrant becomes “only a warrant”.
A school-level FIR becomes “only a branch incident”.
An insolvency order is described as “technical”.
And an adverse judicial observation is quietly buried under the phrase “allegations”.
That is precisely why the public record…